Train with confidence, knowing your certification is recognized and respected. Explore the professional bodies that accredit our courses and the expert leadership that guides our curriculum.
Meet Our Corporate Medical Director
Jayson Lee Eversgerd DO, FACEP
Dr. Eversgerd is a board-certified emergency medicine physician with over a decade of experience in emergency departments and five years specializing in remote and telemedicine. His extensive career includes providing medical oversight and care in the United States, offshore, and in various international settings. An expert in remote provider training and occupational medicine for high-hazard environments, Dr. Eversgerd’s leadership and mentorship are foundational to the quality and real-world applicability of every course we offer.
Our Greatest Asset
Accreditation provides the framework, but our instructors bring the training to life. We have assembled an elite team of instructors whose credentials are only matched by their real-world experience. They are not just teachers; they are seasoned practitioners who have managed medical emergencies in the world's most challenging environments.
Our instructor cadre includes professionals with diverse expertise as:
- Humanitarian Rescue Specialists
- Military Leaders & Special Forces Medics
- Professional Mountain & Alpine Guides
- Healthcare Professionals
- Ski Patrol & Rescue Team Leaders
Institutional Accreditation: CAPCE
The cornerstone of our professional recognition is our institutional accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Pre-Hospital Continuing Education (CAPCE). As a CAPCE-accredited provider, we are authorized to award official CE hours. These credits are accepted by the National Registry of EMTs (NREMT) and most state EMS organizations for recertification.
Program-Specific CE Hours:
Remote Medicine Upgrade and Recertification (RMUR™): Provides up to 44 hours of CAPCE-approved Basic continuing education, ideal for EMTs fulfilling their recertification requirements.
Remote Medicine for the Advanced Provider (RMAP™): Delivers up to 56 hours of CAPCE-approved Advanced continuing education, tailored to the scope of Paramedics, PAs, nurses, and physicians.
Curriculum Standards & Program Approvals
Remote Medical Training is proud to be a Washington State Private Vocational School, ensuring our operations and educational standards meet rigorous state requirements. Beyond this foundational approval, our programs are developed in accordance with the standards of leading emergency medical organizations to ensure comprehensive and recognized training.
- National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT): Our curriculum aligns with the educational standards set by the NREMT, preparing our students for national certification exams.
- Washington State DOH Approved EMT Training Program: Our EMT and EMR courses are fully approved and overseen by the Washington State Department of Health, ensuring our curriculum prepares you for state certification and practice.
- American Heart Association (AHA) Training Site: We are an approved training site for the American Heart Association, offering critical advanced certifications including ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support), PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support), and BLS (Basic Life Support) for Healthcare Providers.
- Emergency Care & Safety Institute (ECSI) Certified Training Center: We are a certified training center for ECSI, a leading organization for CPR, AED, and first aid training, endorsed by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) and the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP).
*Washington State DOH oversees EMR, EMT courses.
Specialized Maritime Certification Qualification
Our course curriculum meets the specific training standards for first aid and medical care mandated by the USCG. Upon successful completion, we issue the official MCPIC Qualification Certification, which students can then use as proof of training when applying for or renewing their USCG licenses and endorsements.
The Medic First-Aid Provider in Charge (MCPIC) is a United States Coast Guard (USCG) designation for the crewmember responsible for providing medical care and managing first aid on certain commercial vessels. On voyages where a licensed medical officer (like a physician or nurse) is not required, the MCPIC is the designated individual entrusted with the health and safety of the crew. This critical role involves assessing patients, providing care, using the ship's medical chest, and liaising with shore-side medical advice.
