PreMedic is a hands-on training organization created by two seasoned paramedics with 70+ years of combined frontline experience and a current paramedic student who understands the learning curve. We provide practical, confidence-building training that supports students, new responders, and agencies.

No. PreMedic enhances existing education. Our programs reinforce what students are already being taught and provide extra hands-on practice that builds clarity, comfort, and real-world readiness.

Paramedic students, new responders, first responders, transfer personnel, or anyone wanting more hands-on practice with equipment, driving, medications, or scenarios.

No. Our training is designed to support students at all levels — from entry-level to working responders who want a refresher or hands-on practice.

Our blend of deep frontline experience and fresh learner perspective. You learn from medics who’ve lived the job for decades and a current paramedic student who remembers exactly what feels confusing at first.

Not at all. Our sessions are supportive, low-pressure, and designed to help learners feel comfortable showing what they’ve learned. Confidence comes before perfection.

We operate in Brockville, Ontario. Scenario and equipment labs are held in different indoor and outdoor spaces based on the skills being taught, to simulate real-world environments.

We keep groups small to ensure personalized coaching, clear feedback, and a comfortable learning environment.

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Absolutely. Our scenario, equipment, medication, and communication modules directly support OSCE readiness and clinical confidence.

Yes. Our instructors include two seasoned frontline medics with decades of experience and a current paramedic student who brings relatable, learner-focused explanations.

Yes. Participants receive electronic documentation confirming they completed hands-on training modules.

Comfortable/appropriate work clothing, steel-toe shoes, appropriate PPE, water, and personal items. Be prepared for scenarios or lifting that may take place outdoors, and come prepared for all weather. For driving programs, bring your licence and required documents.

Yes. Learners can combine Scenario Lab, Equipment Lab, and Medication/IV for a full confidence-building package.

Yes — in fact, we specialize in helping learners who feel overwhelmed, unsure, or intimidated. Our environment is supportive, calm, and designed to build confidence step by step.

It’s a hands-on training program shaped by real calls and real lessons, focused on judgment, communication, and scene confidence through realistic scenarios and environmental challenges.

Paramedic students, new responders, first responders, and anyone wanting to build real-world confidence before clinicals, OSCEs, or frontline work.

Safe movement, equipment placement, hazard awareness, tactical communication, environmental challenges, and full 911-style scenarios.

No — it’s supportive, low-pressure, and designed to help learners feel comfortable showing what they’ve learned.

No. The lab supports learners at all levels, including those still building foundational confidence.

Yes. The scenarios mirror real calls and reinforce the judgment, communication, and adaptability OSCEs and clinicals require.

Individuals preparing for the Class “F” written and road test exam.

Classroom theory, circle check practice, a mock Class “F” written test, hands-on driving, maneuvering, hazard awareness, and calm-control coaching from experienced medics.

Our program is limited to two students per day for personalized attention, hands-on learning, and a safer, more effective training environment.

Yes, provided your MTO road test is booked in Brockville and the vehicle is reserved in advance.

No. This is a preparatory course. Passing the written or road test depends on the student.

Driving program: $899.95 + HST. Vehicle rental for the Class “F” test: $199.95 + HST.

A valid Class “G” licence with no more than 6 demerit points.

In Brockville, Ontario, with access to our fleet of decommissioned ambulances and experienced instructors.

A 2-hour, hands-on introduction to the vehicle layout and essential equipment used in real prehospital care.

Students preparing for clinicals, new responders, or anyone wanting to build comfort with equipment before real calls.

Airway adjuncts, oxygen equipment, suction, trauma kits, actual LifePak and 12-lead monitors, lifting/moving tools, and more.

No — it’s low-stress, supportive, and focused on building comfort and speed.

Absolutely. Knowing where equipment is and how it flows into real calls builds confidence and reduces anxiety.

Medication mechanisms, indications, safe administration techniques, IV access, fluid setup, troubleshooting, and real-world medication scenarios.

Seasoned medics with decades of experience, supported by a current paramedic student who explains concepts in a relatable way.

No. This program is designed for learners at all levels.

Yes — hands-on cannulation, securing lines, and fluid administration with supportive coaching.

Yes. The skills and scenarios align closely with OSCE expectations.

We partner with Simple CPR, an online program to learn CPR, First Aid, and AED from home at your own pace — pause and resume anytime, costs vary by skill level, and certifications are accepted across Canada. Coming soon: access to MedMastery, a physician-level online learning platform with courses across multiple disciplines.