Entry-Level ExaminationsHire the Best Candidates for the JobMcCann Associates' entry-level tests help police, fire and emergency medical agencies select the most qualified applicants by ensuring that candidates possess the basic skills necessary to successfully perform the job. Each test has been empirically statistically validated (ESV) using a criterion-related validation study employing concurrent methodologies. Minority candidates will not be disadvantaged because of cultural, ethnic or gender bias in test questions, as all questions are thoroughly reviewed for bias in terminology before being included on the test. In addition, the tests are at an appropriate reading level for the intended candidate population, and for the job tasks which successful candidates will be required to perform upon being hired and trained.Our tests for Police Officer, Firefighter, Fire Medic and Emergency Medical Practitioner (EMP) have a reputation of superior quality and high candidate acceptance. Extensive normative data is continually maintained and validity data is analyzed to ensure that the psychometric properties of the tests remain consistent. Entry-level examinations include:
Entry-Level Police OfficerMcCann Associates offers two Police Officer tests, Form 100 and Form N-100. Form 100 was developed for the state of Connecticut; Form N-100 was validated with the assistance of a major East Coast metropolitan police department. Both forms contain 100 questions and continue to produce excellent psychometric results. The two forms give clients the option to use alternate tests if they give multiple examinations during the course of a year and expect repeat candidates.Measured Dimensions - Police Officer Form 100 & N-100:
Entry-Level Firefighter, Medic and EMPMcCann Associates markets four entry-level tests for the Fire and Emergency Medical professions. Which test is right for your department?
Back to Top Entry-Level FirefighterFirefighter Form 100 was developed for a major city in the state of Illinois and has been updated and improved over the years. Form 100 is designed for departments that do not provide any emergency medical services. Form M-100 is for use by departments who provide first responder or basic EMT services, but not full paramedic-level service. Both forms contain 100 questions and continue to produce excellent psychometric results.Measured Dimensions - Firefighter Form 100:
Measured Dimensions - Firefighter Form M-100:
Entry-Level Fire MedicThe Fire Medic test was developed for a major city in Virginia. The test contains 100 questions and is designed for use by fire departments that provide both paramedic level EMS service and traditional fire suppression and prevention services.Measured Dimensions - Fire Medic:
Entry-Level EMPThe Emergency Medical Practitioner (EMP) test was developed at the same time the Fire Medic test was developed for a major city in Virginia. This test contains 95 questions and is for agencies that do not have any firefighting responsibilities.Measured Dimensions - EMP
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