Pro EMS · Center for MEDICS

Every shift,
every skill,
signed and saved.

Centerline is the clinical record for paramedic programs. Students log their patients with their thumbs. Preceptors sign with a fingertip. Program directors keep an audit-ready transcript without ever opening a spreadsheet.

1,284
Shifts logged this month
14 min
Median sign-off time
100%
Signature integrity
0
Lost paper records

Built for everyone in the loop

The whole program, in one record.

01Students

Document a shift faster than you can grab coffee.

Tap to check in — your phone knows where you are, so you don't have to remember the address. Log each patient with thumbprints' worth of taps. Your preceptor signs right there on the same screen.

On their phone

02Preceptors

One tap, one signature, one locked record.

No app to install, no account to create. A magic link drops into your email and you're in. Review the student's notes. Sign with your finger. The moment your name lands on the page, it's locked — even the program director can't change it.

At the bedside

03Program directors

See who's on track. Catch who isn't.

A living view of every cohort. Who hit their patient count. Who needs more L&D time. Who hasn't documented a shift in two weeks. On graduation day, every student leaves with a clean, signed PDF transcript.

Running the program

The field note

The clipboard, replaced.

Paramedic programs have lived on paper logs, Google Forms, and the occasional lost binder for decades. The students suffer. The preceptors sigh. The director spends accreditation week reconstructing signatures from photos of clipboards.

We built Centerline alongside the Center for MEDICS so it fits how clinical education actually works— not how someone in San Francisco imagined it should.

Patient encounter · #02

Chief complaint · Chest pain

68-yr-old male · diaphoretic · 12-lead obtained

Signed
S
Substernal pressure × 30 min, radiating to L arm. PMHx HTN, HLD. Denies SOB.
O
Diaphoretic. HR 110, BP 156/94, SpO₂ 96% RA. 12-lead with STE in V2–V4.
A
Anterior STEMI.
P
ASA 324 mg PO, NTG 0.4 SL × 1, IV access, transport code STEMI to PCI center.

Preceptor

Pat Preceptor, NRP

Cambridge Hospital ER

The workflow

One record. Six stops. No paper.

Every shift moves through the same six states. There are no off-platform sign-offs, no paper signatures, and no Google Form to chase down later.

  1. 01Schedule

    Admin schedules: student, site, preceptor, window.

  2. 02Check in

    Student taps. Phone shares location. Time-stamped.

  3. 03Document

    Patient encounters, SOAP narrative, NREMT skills.

  4. 04Sign

    Preceptor signs on the same phone. Locked instantly.

  5. 05Review

    Instructor approves — or returns with notes.

  6. 06Transcript

    Approved shifts compile into a permanent PDF.

Designed for the way clinical education actually works.

Every detail of the product comes from sitting next to the people who do this work every day.

GPS check-in

The phone records where the student stood, accurate to ±10 m. Off-site check-ins are flagged, not blocked.

SOAP and CHART

Pick the format you already teach. Each encounter has clean fields for the student's narrative, no copy-paste.

Right-there signatures

Drawn with a finger. Captured as a vector signature, stamped to the second, locked the moment it commits.

NREMT skills

The whole skill catalog is built in. Tap each one performed, mark lead / assist / observe.

Capstone, automatic

When a student crosses their cohort's patient or hour threshold, Centerline flips them into capstone mode.

Audit-ready transcripts

Approved shifts compile into a deterministic, watermarked PDF — signatures, GPS, narratives, review history.

For accreditation

Built so the record can stand up to scrutiny.

Centerline runs on the engineering bones of Prodigy EMS — the CAPCE-accredited learning platform serving thousands of clinicians and hundreds of agencies. We've spent a decade making sure the records hold up when an auditor walks in the door.

  • 01

    Private by default.

    Patient encounters are de-identified — age band, sex, ZIP-3. No names, no MRNs, no full dates of birth. The student demonstrates exposure without ever becoming a healthcare data system.

  • 02

    Tamper-proof signatures.

    Signed encounters and evaluations are locked at the database level, not just in the app. A Postgres trigger rejects every UPDATE and DELETE on a signed row. Even an admin can't quietly rewrite history.

  • 03

    Every change, audited.

    Every workflow transition writes an append-only audit-log row. Filter by entity, actor, or date. Export it. Hand it to an auditor with confidence.

Start your shift

Document like it matters.
Because it does.

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