First In After Dark: 31 Days of Spooky EMT Calls
Think you can run the call after dark?
First In After Dark is a month-long, Halloween-inspired EMT scenario workbook designed to help entry-level EMT students stop memorizing answers and start thinking through the call.
Every scenario begins the same way real EMS calls do: with limited information, distracting details and decisions that must be made in the correct order.
Inside, you’ll work through:
• 31 spooky medical, trauma, toxicology, airway and EMS operations challenges
• Four complete interactive LIVE scenario worksheets
• Doorway impressions and scene-size-up decisions
• “Sick or Not Sick?” patient evaluations
• “Clue or Noise?” exercises
• Airway, breathing and circulation priorities
• Multiple-patient prioritization
• NREMT-style questions
• After-action reflections
• Screenshot-ready First In Rules
• Student-friendly answers and clinical explanations released after each LIVE
FREE LIVE Scenario Labs will be held every Wednesday in October at 7 PM Central:
October 7
October 14
October 21
October 28
The workbook is created for entry-level EMT students, National Registry candidates and newly certified EMTs who want more practice organizing calls, recognizing threats and explaining what matters first.
Don’t memorize the call. Learn to run it.
PREORDER INFORMATION
This is a preorder. The complete printable workbook will be available on or before October 1, 2026. You will use the original download link in your purchase email to access the completed workbook.
DIGITAL PRODUCT
No physical item will be mailed. Due to the nature of digital products, purchases are subject to the refund policy shown at checkout.
EDUCATIONAL DISCLAIMER
This product is for educational purposes only. It is not a patient-care protocol, medical advice or continuing-education credit. Always follow your state scope of practice, local protocols, medical direction and agency policies.
First In Study Co. is not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians.