County EMS protocols · free · no account

Every line of the protocol. In your pocket. With no bars.

MedicOS carries your county’s whole protocol document — searchable word for word, exactly as the county printed it — and keeps working when the signal does not.

Open MedicOS See it work

Opens in your browser. Add it to your home screen and it works offline from then on.

Available countiesKern CountyStill expanding

Try it — take the signal away.

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treatment and procedure protocols
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county pages, as text and as printed
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practice questions, each citing its line
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accounts required to read it

01 · Offline

It opens with no signal.

Basements. Elevators. Rural roads. The back of a moving ambulance. The places you need a protocol are often the places with no bars — so the whole document lives on the phone.

Nothing loads. Nothing spins. Add MedicOS to your home screen once with a connection, and every protocol, every search and every calculator is there from then on, signal or not.

What works with no signal ALL OF IT
  • Every protocol, word for word
  • Search by drug, sign or number
  • Your scope, sorted to the top
  • Both practice tests and your missed list
  • Printed pages you have opened before

02 · Verbatim

It is the county’s own words.

Nothing is reworded, shortened or interpreted. Every line is the printed text, with the page it came from. When you read a dose here, it is the dose in the document.

And at the end of every protocol sits the page itself, as the county printed it — swipe through, tap to expand, pinch to zoom. Hold the two against each other any time you like.

117 Pain Control / Fever ADULT · p.62
AS THE APP SHOWS IT EMT / BLS
Give oxygen only if SpO2 <94% or if in respiratory distress
Fever > 100.4 or pain control Acetaminophen 650 mg PO.
PARAMEDIC / ALS
Acetaminophen 15 mg/kg IV infusion over 15 minutes. Max single dose of 1 gram (1000 mg).

03 · Your scope

It leads with your scope.

Set your level once. Your lines sort to the top of every protocol and search results are marked as yours.

It hides nothing. Every scope stays readable, because the person next to you is working to a different one and you may need to read theirs.

117 Pain Control / Fever · Adult PICK A LEVEL
Public Safety First Aid YOUR SCOPE
  • Support ABC’s
  • Place patient in position of comfort
  • Request EMS
EMT / BLS YOUR SCOPE
  • Complete primary survey/ABC’s
  • Give oxygen only if SpO2 <94% or if in respiratory distress
  • Transport to closest appropriate facility or ALS rendezvous
  • Fever > 100.4 or pain control Acetaminophen 650 mg PO.
Paramedic / ALS YOUR SCOPE
  • Assess patient pain level and contraindications for analgesia
  • Single dose of Ketorolac (Toradol) 15mg IV over 2 minutes OR a single dose of Ketorolac (Toradol) 15mg IM. OR
  • Acetaminophen 15 mg/kg IV infusion over 15 minutes. Max single dose of 1 gram (1000 mg).

04 · Practice

It quizzes you on the real thing.

Two tests built from the document: EMT Specific and Medic Specific. Every question has exactly one right answer, and every answer cites the line it came from — one tap opens the protocol on that line.

Miss one and it waits in your missed list, as flashcards or a quiz of its own, until you get it right twice in a row.

EMT Specific Test TRY ONE

What is the aspirin dose, and what are the contraindications?

05 · Current

It checks the county every day.

The county’s published document is fetched and compared automatically, every day. A revision is brought into the app word for word, and the printed pages are re-rendered with it.

The app shows the document’s revision date and the date it was last checked, right at the top, so you can see for yourself whether what you are reading is current.

The source bar, as it appears in the app
Your county’s protocol documentRevision date shown · Checked daily CURRENT
Checked, unchangedRevision brought in

And the small things that matter at 3 a.m.

Built around a shift, not a demo.

Nearest receiving hospital

Receiving facilities with their trauma, STEMI and stroke designations, sorted by distance from where you are. One tap; your position is never stored.

Search by voice

Gloves on, hands full. Tap the mic and say the drug.

Dark mode for night shifts

Set it before the shift, not during one. A white screen at 3 a.m. costs you the eyes you need for the patient.

Installs like an app

Add it to your home screen from the browser. It opens full screen, with its own icon, and stays on the phone.

Updates arrive on their own

Open it with signal and the fix is there. Your level, pins and settings stay exactly as they were.

Nothing to sign up for

Open it and read. Registration is offered, never required, and nothing you do in the app is sold or shared.

Also · The Career Hub

For the things that expire.

Licences, certifications, CE hours and renewal dates, with a reminder before each one runs out. A free account, in your browser, kept separate from the protocol app so the protocols never need one.

Open the Career Hub
  • Credential wallet
  • Renewal reminders
  • CE hours, tracked
  • Printable experience summary

Put it on your home screen.

Open MedicOS once with signal, then add it from your browser. From then on it opens like an app, full screen, with its own icon, and works with no signal at all. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.

iPhone · Safari
  1. Open medicosems.com/app in Safari — the Open MedicOS button above
  2. Tap Share at the bottom of the screen
  3. Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen
  4. Tap Add, top right
Android · Chrome
  1. Open medicosems.com/app in Chrome — the Open MedicOS button above
  2. Take the Add to home screen banner, or open the ⋮ menu at the top right
  3. Tap Add to Home screen, or Install app
  4. Confirm with Add or Install

The app offers the same steps itself the first time you open it.

Open it once with signal.
Then forget about the signal.

Free. No account. More counties on the way.

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