Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1200-01-01-.03 - EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION
(1) In addition to
medical personnel, the person proposing or holding an Assembly shall provide
emergency transport services. A plan for emergency transport services shall be
submitted with the application for license. One licensed emergency vehicle
shall be stationed at the assembly site per 50,000 PEA and must be capable of
arriving at a case within five (5) minutes after notice. The person holding an
Assembly shall provide an unimpeded entrance and exit route for emergency
vehicles.
(2) There shall be a
written agreement between the person proposing or holding an Assembly and the
hospitals that patients will be admitted which are transported from an
Assembly. This agreement shall be presented with the application for
license.
(3) An application for
license of an emergency vehicle not previously licensed shall be submitted to
the Division of Emergency Medical Services. This application shall be submitted
60 days prior to a proposed Assembly or filed with the application for license
to hold an Assembly. All emergency vehicles shall be properly licensed before a
license for an Assembly is granted.
(4) Adequate communications between the
emergency vehicle or Assembly and the receiving hospital shall be provided and
included in the plans submitted. Manpower requirements essential for licensing
of emergency vehicles shall be included in plans submitted.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. ยง53-105.
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