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Welcome to the Loyola Emergency Medical Services System!
System entry testing is offered at the Loyola EMS Office several times a month. Pre-registration is necessary to reserve a place for you on examination days. Please call the office at 708-327-2547 to schedule an appointment.
Our goal with system entry is to assure your competency as a paramedic. There is a written exam and oral exam that is based on the EMS Region 8 Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Based upon the results of these evaluations, the examiner may request that you take an additional practical skills review. A recommended study reference is Brady’s Paramedic Emergency Care.
Failure to notify our office that you are unable to keep your appointment will be recorded as a system entry failure.
YOU MUST PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTATION PRIOR TO TAKING THE EXAMS:
______ Letter of good standing from your current EMS system
(Your current system may fax this form directly to us at 708-327-2548)
______ Photocopy of your current Illinois EMT-P License
______ Photocopy of your current CPR Healthcare Provider level card
______ Photocopy of your current Illinois Driver’s License
______ Completed Personal Data Form (available on System Documents page)
______ Completed Release of Information Form
______ System entry application fee of $25.00
Loyola EMS only accepts cash, credit cards or money orders for system entry.
Should your first attempt at system entry be unsuccessful, you may schedule a re-test. A second unsuccessful system entry session will result in a mandatory waiting period of six months.
We hope to assure that your entry into the Loyola EMS System will be completed in a smooth and effective manner. Please call us at 708-327-2547 with any questions or concerns.
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