Utah Admin. Code R911-5-1100 - [Effective until 7/10/2025] Off-line Medical Director Certification
(1) The bureau may
certify an off-line medical director for a two-year period.
(2) To become certified as an off-line
medical director, the applicant shall be:
(a)
a physician actively engaged in providing emergency medical care or meets this
requirement at the discretion of the state EMS medical director;
(b) familiar with Title 53, Chapter 2b,
Emergency Medical Services Act, and applicable EMS administrative rules under
Title R911; and
(c) familiar with
medical equipment and medications required for an EMS provider.
(3) An individual who seeks to
certify as an off-line medical director shall submit to the bureau:
(a) documentation showing completion of an
American College of Emergency Physicians or National Association of Emergency
Medical Services Physicians medical director training course, or the
department's medical director training course, within 12 months of becoming a
medical director;
(b) a medical
director certification application; and
(c) applicable fees.
(4) An individual who seeks to recertify as
an off-line medical director shall submit to the bureau:
(a) documentation showing attendance at the
medical director's annual workshop no more than two years prior to the date of
application;
(b) a complete
off-line medical director application; and
(c) applicable fees.
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(1) The bureau may certify an off-line medical director for a two-year period.
(2) To become certified as an off-line medical director, the applicant shall be:
(a) a physician actively engaged in providing emergency medical care or meets this requirement at the discretion of the state EMS medical director;
(b) familiar with Title 53, Chapter 2b, Emergency Medical Services Act, and applicable EMS administrative rules under Title R911; and
(c) familiar with medical equipment and medications required for an EMS provider.
(3) An individual who seeks to certify as an off-line medical director shall submit to the bureau:
(a) documentation showing completion of an American College of Emergency Physicians or National Association of Emergency Medical Services Physicians medical director training course, or the department's medical director training course, within 12 months of becoming a medical director;
(b) a medical director certification application; and
(c) applicable fees.
(4) An individual who seeks to recertify as an off-line medical director shall submit to the bureau:
(a) documentation showing attendance at the medical director's annual workshop no more than two years prior to the date of application;
(b) a complete off-line medical director application; and
(c) applicable fees.