Non-emergency medical transportation training

Confidence for
every passenger.
Every trip.

Practical learning for the people who help others get where they need to go. Wheelchair, stretcher and ambulatory transportation training—online and in person.

For drivers, transportation providers and care teams

People first. Skills that matter.Learn NEMT
Learning with careAn illustration of an accessible transportation vehicle, a wheelchair passenger and a team member, representing passenger-focused transportation training.
Practical skills. Real-world care.Learn. Practice. Prepare.

01 Wheelchair transportation

02 Stretcher transportation

03 Ambulatory assistance

Build a stronger foundation

Three ways to support
a better journey.

Training focused on passenger dignity, equipment awareness and the everyday responsibilities of non-emergency medical transportation.

Mobility training

Wheelchair
transportation

Build familiarity with accessible vehicles, wheelchair securement concepts and respectful passenger assistance.

Explore learning topics
  • Vehicle and equipment readiness
  • Lift and ramp awareness
  • Wheelchair securement and occupant restraint concepts
  • Communication, dignity and safe handoffs

Hands-on tasks must follow the equipment manufacturer's instructions and applicable provider requirements.

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Equipment training

Stretcher
transportation

Develop an understanding of non-emergency stretcher transport, team coordination and equipment-specific responsibilities.

Explore learning topics
  • Equipment inspection and readiness
  • Team communication and coordinated handling
  • Loading, unloading and securement awareness
  • Passenger comfort and escalation procedures

Training is not an EMS credential or authorization to perform clinical care. Equipment-specific practical instruction may be required.

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Passenger assistance

Ambulatory
transportation

Learn passenger-centered communication and assistance principles for people who travel without a wheelchair or stretcher.

Explore learning topics
  • Respectful communication and passenger needs
  • Entry, exit and fall-risk awareness
  • Mobility aids and boundaries of assistance
  • Pickup, drop-off and incident reporting

Assistance must remain within the driver's training, employer procedures and the passenger's needs.

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Your team. Your learning style.

Learn online.
Put it into practice in person.

Explore online coursework and instructor-led, in-person training. Ask us about the right combination for your drivers and equipment.

01 / ONLINE

Knowledge that travels.

Online learning for foundational concepts, passenger care and transportation responsibilities. Contact us for current course access, content and scheduling.

For individual learners & teams
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02 / IN PERSON

Practice with purpose.

Instructor-led sessions to connect learning with practical equipment awareness and team procedures. Discuss your location, group size and equipment before scheduling.

Hands-on & group training enquiries
Discuss an in-person session ↗

For transportation providers

Help your whole team
move forward.

From a new driver's first day to a team's refresher session, build a learning plan around the passengers you serve and the vehicles you operate.

Plan training for your team
  1. Tell us what your team needs.

    Share your service types, team size, location and preferred training format.

  2. Choose the right learning path.

    Discuss course scope, equipment needs, scheduling and any required practical components.

  3. Confirm requirements before enrolling.

    Check your employer, broker, insurer and state requirements for course acceptance.

A few helpful answers

Before you get started.

Who is Learn NEMT for?

Drivers, non-emergency medical transportation providers, supervisors and teams seeking training in wheelchair, stretcher and ambulatory transportation topics.

Can I arrange training for several drivers?

Yes—contact us to discuss a group session, your training goals, location, equipment and preferred dates. Course availability and arrangements are confirmed individually.

Will a course satisfy my contract or certification requirements?

Requirements vary. Confirm the exact course and any certificate or practical assessment with your employer, broker, insurer or regulator before enrolling. No universal broker approval, accreditation or license is claimed on this website.

How do I get course access or pricing?

Use the course information link below to email James Powell. Ask for the current schedule, format, pricing and enrollment instructions. This page does not collect payments or provide an online learning portal.

Start with a conversation

Better prepared.
More passenger-focused.

Tell us what you want to learn. We'll help you explore wheelchair, stretcher or ambulatory training for yourself or your team.

Please do not send patient information or other sensitive personal information.