Description
EMtopia and UCtopia Bootcamp — Site License (12 months)
For emergency departments, urgent care groups and staffing organizations onboarding new-graduate PAs and NPs. One purchase covers your organization for 12 months: every new APC you onboard during the year gets the full EMtopia and UCtopia Bootcamp — the 12-week track, case simulations, quizzes, landmine drills, final assessment and Certificate of Completion — plus the printable preceptor check-off sheet for your preceptors.
How it works: after checkout, send us the names and email addresses of the clinicians to enroll. Each receives a login and immediate access, which runs for 12 months from purchase. Add new hires any time during the license year.
Seat pricing (per year)
| Seats | Bundle price | Bought separately |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 10 clinicians | $3,000 | $3,500 |
| Up to 20 clinicians | $3,750 | $4,500 |
| Up to 30 clinicians | $4,500 | $5,500 |
| Up to 40 clinicians | $5,250 | $6,500 |
| Up to 50 clinicians | $6,000 | $7,500 |
Each additional block of 10 seats adds $750 per year (versus $1,000 buying both licenses separately). Seats cover both EMtopia and UCtopia. Need more than 50 seats? Contact us for a quote.
What is included
- 12-week structured track — phases unlock in order, with a week-by-week reading, video and practice plan.
- Branching case simulations for every high-risk syndrome, with feedback at every decision point.
- Phase quizzes — 20–25 questions per phase with the answer and rationale right after each question.
- Landmine drills — every playbook landmine as a flashcard, on spaced repetition.
- Final assessment — 80 questions, 80% to pass, retakes allowed.
- Certificate of Completion (PDF) with your name and completion date.
- Progress dashboard — phase completion, quiz scores and weak topics.
- Printable preceptor check-off sheet — every topic × discussed / observed / independent.
- Model documentation notes for every chief-complaint playbook.
The Certificate of Completion documents completion of an onboarding program. It is not a license, credential or clinical privilege.
