16-163 C.M.R. ch. 4, § 9 - Personnel Requirements for Air Ambulance Service Licensees
1. Scene Response Air Ambulance Services and
Transfer Air Ambulance Services
A. The flight
medical crew must consist of at least two people medically certified/licensed
by the State. One of these crew members must be licensed by Maine EMS or
designated as a flight nurse pursuant to
32 M.R.S
§83 and must have:
1. Successfully completed a course based upon
standards approved by the Board that includes, but is not limited to, altitude
physiology;
2. Current
certifications in any specialty programs as required, and published, by the
Board.
3. Scene Response Air
Ambulance Service must provide one crew member licensed at the Paramedic level
while responding to scene requests.
4. All paramedics must have completed the
Maine EMS Paramedic Interfacility Transport Program training.
B. Personnel in addition to the
Paramedic will be utilized consistent with the patient's needs.
2. Restricted Response Air
Ambulance Service
A. The flight medical crew
must consist of at least one EMS Person, Registered Nurse, Advanced Practice
Registered Nurse, Physician, or Physician's Assistant, licensed by the State,
at or above the level to which the service is licensed.
B. Personnel in addition to the person
identified in §
7.(2) ( A) of this
chapter may be utilized consistent with the patient's needs.
3. A service must report to Maine
EMS the addition of any licensed EMS person to its roster of responding
personnel prior to that person responding on behalf of the service and must
report the termination or resignation of any EMS provider from the service
within 5 days of the termination or resignation of the provider. Notification
to Maine EMS may be made electronically or by mail.
4. Pursuant to
42 U.S.C. §
300ff-136, each employer of emergency
response employees in the State of Maine must have a designated infection
control officer (ICO) for the purposes of receiving notifications and responses
and making requests under 42 U.S.C. Chapter 6A, Subchapter XXIV, Part G. The
licensee shall provide the ICO name and contact information to Maine EMS, and
promptly notify Maine EMS of any changes in ICO during the term of its license.
Maine EMS will provide this information to the Department of Health and Human
Services, Maine Center for Disease Control, Division of Infectious
Disease.
Notes
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