Commit first
Your choices set the mission path.
Choose before you see the next stage. Educational rationale appears only after you answer.
Daily mission briefing
Would you take this patient?
Make the transport decisions before you have to make them at 20,000 feet.
Realistic critical-care transport scenarios. Competitive daily challenges. No real patients and no embarrassment in front of your crew.
Educational simulation only. Never patient-specific medical advice or clinical decision support.
Mission card / 07.30
Respiratory failure transfer
01
Acceptance
Clarify capability, environment, and escalation before committing.
02
Preparation
Cross-check equipment, medication, power, and contingency needs.
03
Deterioration
Communicate, reassess, and use the applicable escalation pathway.
Scenario statusAwaiting clinical review
Decision training
Practice the decision chain, not a memorized answer.
Mission-style scenarios ask you to prioritize, prepare, communicate, and debrief before the next stage opens.
Crew-ready practice
Build a common language.
Use daily scenarios and private challenges to rehearse the questions your crew should ask together.
Debrief with intent
Spoiler-free scoring highlights safety, assessment, preparation, equipment selection, medication management, and crew-resource management—then anchors learning to your own organizational protocols.
Safety brief
Train for the mission. Protect the patient.
Education, not clinical decision support.
Transport Ready is an educational simulation and does not provide patient-specific advice, replace local protocols, medical direction, or clinical judgment.
Never enter PHI.
Do not enter patient names, dates of birth, MRNs, transport dates, facility identifiers, patient photographs, or any protected health information.
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