Current through Register No. 40, October 3, 2024
(a) Each applicant
for an initial apprentice provider license shall provide the following with the
application:
(1) Documentation of current CPR
training that meets the American Heart Association's guidelines for
cardiopulmonary resuscitation and emergency cardiac care-basic life support for
health care providers;
(2) A
written statement signed by the applicant, parent, or legal guardian, and the
primary EMS service's head of unit, which indicates the following:
a. The unit accepts apprentice
providers;
b. The applicant meets
the unit's apprentice age requirements;
c. The head of unit assumes responsibility
for the supervision of the applicant;
d. The applicant, as an apprentice, shall not
be left with a patient without the presence of a provider licensed at a higher
level; and
e. The applicant, as an
apprentice, shall not be permitted to use warning devices on his or her
personal vehicle; and (3) A written statement signed by the primary EMS
service's head of unit affirming that the applicant is affiliated with the
licensed unit and has met the licensed unit's requirement for first aid
training.
(b)
Each applicant for an initial provider license or all levels other than those
set forth in (a) above shall provide the following with the application:
(1) Proof of current registration at the
applicable classification level with the National Registry;
(2) A current certificate of successful
completion of the division approved scope of practice program, if the licensing
level requires it;
(3) A current
certificate of successful completion of the division approved protocol
education, if the licensing level requires it; and
(4) If applying as affiliated with a licensed
unit, a written statement signed by the primary EMS service's head of unit
affirming the applicant is affiliated with that licensed unit.
(5) If applying as non-affiliated, a written
statement signed by applicant affirming that the applicant is not affiliated
with any licensed unit.
(c) Each applicant applying for an initial
first responder naloxone provider license shall provide the following with the
application:
(1) Documentation of current CPR
training that meets or exceeds the American Heart Association's guidelines for
cardiopulmonary resuscitation and emergency cardiac care-basic life support for
health care providers;
(2) Proof of
current successful completion of the division developed opioid antagonist
(Narcan) training program and skills verification;
(3) Proof of current successful completion of
a first aid training program that follows OSHA Best Practices Guide:
Fundamentals of a Workplace First-Aid Program;
(4) A written statement signed by the primary
EMS service's head of unit affirming that the applicant is affiliated with the
licensed EMS unit; and
(5) If the
applicant's agency leader is not the EMS service head, then the applicant shall
obtain a written statement signed by their agency leader acknowledging the
relationship between the 2 agencies.
(d) All standards, certifications, and
documents showing compliance shall be maintained and not allowed to lapse in
order to retain a provider license. The division shall request any
documentation that it deems necessary in order to verify
compliance.
(See Revision Note at chapter heading for Saf-C 5900)
#7690, eff 5-21-02, EXPIRED: 5-21-10
New. #9779-A, eff
9-8-10
