Bills · 2023-2024 Regular Session
Relating to: notification of administrative action against the training permit, certificate, or license of an emergency medical responder or emergency medical services practitioner.
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What this bill does
Plain-language analysis by the nonpartisan Legislative Reference Bureau
This bill requires the Department of Health Services to notify every service
with which an individual has a local credentialing agreement if DHS takes
administrative action against that individual's training permit, license, or
certificate.
Under current law, an individual must have an appropriate training permit,
license, or certificate to act as an emergency medical responder or emergency medical
services practitioner. In addition, in order for an emergency medical responder or
emergency medical services practitioner to provide emergency medical care for an
emergency medical services provider, that individual must be credentialed with that
emergency medical services provider through a local credentialing agreement
approved by the provider's service director and medical director. An individual may
have local credentialing agreements with one or more emergency medical services
providers. If DHS takes administrative action against an individual's training
permit, license, or certificate, the bill requires DHS to notify the medical director or
service director for every service with which the individual has a local credentialing
agreement of the administrative action taken as soon as possible.