Click a button. Start training your first trainee tomorrow. Pipeline runs the shifts, the DORs, the sign-offs, and the follow-up — so field training stops dying in binders, group texts, and Google Forms.
From private ambulance services to municipal fire departments to county EMS agencies — organizations across the country run their field training on Pipeline.
DOR — Martinez, Tuesday
Good with airways. Needs work on radio reports. 14 calls, 2 ALS...
→ lives in a binder at Station 2
Trainee Shift Evaluation
147 responses
→ nobody's opened the responses since March
11:47 PM
6:03 AM
→ scrolled away by Thursday
→ only Dave knows how it works
Every shift, every call, every eval — it just ends there. No connective tissue. Nothing that adds up to an answer when someone asks how your trainee is actually doing.
"I wish there was just an FTO program in a box — where I could click a button and start training my first trainee tomorrow."
— every FTO coordinator, eventually
That's literally what we built.
Meet Martinez — your next new hire. Here's what field training looks like when everything connects.
Need a program scaffolded this week — not this fiscal year? Pick a complete, pre-built plan: phases, DOR rubrics, checklists, hour tracking. Or load what you already have. Enrolling your first trainee takes minutes, not a committee.
Training Plans
+ New planBLS Field Training
4 phases · 12 DOR rubrics · 96 checklist items
ALS Field Training
5 phases · includes protocol sign-offs
At 0700, one click. Martinez is paired with his FTO, today's DOR is loaded, the skills to watch are listed, and an AI recap says where he left off last shift. No prep, no printing, no hunting.
Today · 0700 — Medic 3
J. Martinez
Trainee · Phase 3
R. Diaz
FTO
DOR, checklists & skills loaded automatically
Calls, skills, hours, and evaluations get logged in the truck as they happen — against the same standard for every FTO. Nothing gets reconstructed from memory at midnight.
DOR — Shift 14
Radio reports
Patient assessment
Scene safety
Meets standardNeed a layer of accountability? The software chases people down for you — unfinished DORs, missing signatures, overdue sign-offs — politely, automatically, until they're done. Nobody texts anybody at 11:47 PM.
Follow-up Queue
Shift DOR — FTO Diaz
SignedHours log
CompleteTrainee sign-off
Reminder sent · 0800Coordinator review
Up nextWhen the chief asks, the answer is one screen: progress, hours, calls, on track to clear — with every signed, time-stamped record underneath it. You never say "let me get back to you."
Trainee Status
J. Martinez · Phase 3 of 4
And the record keeps going — annual competencies, new protocols, qualifications. Field training is day zero, not the finish line.
Training Record
J. Martinez
Cleared — IndependentAnnual airway competency
ScheduledWhole blood protocol sign-off
Up next
We have been longtime users of Pipeline and it has been the centerpiece of our training program from the outset. There is no better product on the market for organizing and auditing EMS field training.
We'll look at how you run field training today and show you exactly what it looks like on Pipeline — no pitch deck, no pressure.