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Emergency Medical Specialist
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NYC Emergency Medical Specialist Mock Test
The NYC DCAS Emergency Medical Specialist exam covers a wide range of practical and scenario-based topics designed to assess readiness for high-stakes emergency response.
Our expert team at Systosys developed this mock test covering all sections, including Emergency Medical Training, Infectious Disease & Safety, Emergency Vehicle Operations, Hazardous Materials, Multiple Casualty Incidents, and Situational Judgment.
We have added questions in the Emergency Medical Training section on CPR protocols, airway management, trauma care, and patient assessment. These questions reinforce life-saving fundamentals and clinical reasoning of an Emergency Medical Specialist.
We followed the pattern of the NYC DCAS Emergency Medical Specialist exam on the Infectious Disease & Safety section, bloodborne pathogen protocols, and contamination control.
SysTosys has included Emergency Vehicle Operations questions that focus on safe driving, dispatch communication, and legal responsibilities while operating ambulances under pressure. The Hazardous Materials and MCI sections challenge candidates to manage chemical exposures, triage victims, and coordinate multi-agency responses. Finally, Situational Judgment questions assess ethical decision-making, teamwork, and scene safety. You can expect questions from these sections on the upcoming NYC DCAS Emergency Medical Specialist exam.
Together, these questions build operational awareness, clinical precision, and leadership under stress. Practicing with them helps candidates internalize protocols, sharpen judgment, and prepare confidently for both the exam and real-world EMS duties in New York City.
Reference
- https://www.nyc.gov/assets/dcas/downloads/pdf/noes/20266054000.pdf
- https://www.nyc.gov/assets/dcas/downloads/pdf/noes/20255067000.pdf
- https://www.nyc.gov/assets/dcas/downloads/pdf/noes/20255066000.pdf
Author: Sean Bernstein
Sean has a background in psychology and develops questions and answers for SysToSys on logical and analytical reasoning, situational judgment, clerical accuracy, attention to detail, and reading comprehension.
I took assistance from Lizz Mathew, an Adult Health Clinical Nurse Specialist, to verify the answers.
You can contact Sean at: sean.bernstein@systosys.com
