New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
Saf - Department of Safety
Subtitle Saf-C - Commissioner, Department of Safety
Chapter Saf-C 5900 - EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES RULES
Part Saf-C 5910 - EMS I/C RESPONSIBILITIES AND TRAINING PROGRAMS
Section Saf-C 5910.05 - EMS I/C Responsibilities

Universal Citation: NH Admin Rules Saf-C 5910.05

Current through Register No. 40, October 3, 2024

(a) The EMS I/C shall be responsible for the general effectiveness of the training program.

(b) The training program set forth in (a) above shall encompass the following:

(1) Operational goals and objectives;

(2) Organization of the program's content;

(3) Periodic review of the program's goals and objectives, to determine compliance;

(4) Continued development and oversight of the program's administration;

(5) Maintaining accurate records of course management, which shall be retained for a minimum period of 5 years from course completion, to include:
a. Student attendance;

b. Grades;

c. Evaluation of written and practical examinations;

d. In-hospital observation times and clinical rotations and locations, if applicable;

e. Guest lecturer and instructor aide attendance and materials presented, if applicable;

f. Training completed by all graduates and attendees; and

g. Other records relative to the conduct of the training program;

(6) Being a liaison between students, program staff, and clinical affiliates;

(7) Maintaining all correspondence between the EMS I/C and the division;

(8) The program schedules, to include dates, times, and locations;

(9) The assignment and conduct of any lesson offered;

(10) Compliance with site visits, inspections, or audits by the division;

(11) Compliance with complaint investigations; and

(12) Compliance with the submission of any required documents, upon request by the division.

(c) The EMS I/C shall be responsible for ensuring that any publications or advertisements pertaining to any program shall accurately reflect the education and training offered.

(d) The EMS I/C shall attend, at minimum, 60% of the classroom hours of an approved training program, and document such attendance.

(e) Notwithstanding (d) above:

(1) The required 60% attendance may be shared between no greater than 2 licensed EMS I/Cs who shall be equally responsible for the program; and

(2) The EMS I/C shall attend, at minimum, 25% of the classroom hours of an approved refresher training program, and document such attendance.

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