Volunteer experience & reviews
EMARI is built with volunteers: EMS clinicians, physicians, students, engineers and teachers. Find a role, sign up by email, and tell us how our tools worked for you.
Where you can help
Volunteering is unpaid and flexible. Clinical review is always done within your own scope of practice and training.
EMS
EMTs, AEMTs, paramedics, dispatchers and EMS educators.
Review and write scenarios, grade AI outputs, test tools against real protocols.
Volunteer as EMSPhysicians
Emergency, EMS medical-direction and other physicians.
Clinical review, medical-direction input, evaluation design and ethics advice.
Volunteer as physiciansMedical personnel
Nurses, PAs, pharmacists, respiratory therapists and other clinicians.
Review content in your scope of practice and test tools in realistic workflows.
Volunteer as medical personnelMedical students
Medical, nursing, PA and paramedic students.
Try the learning tools, write practice questions and give learner feedback.
Volunteer as medical studentsScience students
Biology, public health, data and research students.
Help with literature review, study design and documentation.
Volunteer as science studentsComputer science students
CS, data science and AI students.
Help with prototypes, evaluation code, testing and accessibility.
Volunteer as computer science studentsEngineering students
Biomedical, electrical, software and systems engineering students.
Help with signals, sensors, devices and system design for the prototypes.
Volunteer as engineering studentsTeachers
Instructors and program directors in EMS, health or science education.
Pilot the slideshow and flash card generators in class and share what works.
Volunteer as teachersPublic
Community members.
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Volunteer and learner reviews
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