048-14 Wyo. Code R. §§ 14-3 - Endorsement
(a) A currently
licensed EMT, AEMT, IEMT or Paramedic, may apply for endorsement as a Community
EMS Technician or Community EMS Clinician.
(b) Applications for endorsement must contain
a verifiable copy of a transcript showing the successful completion of the
appropriate Division-approved Community EMS Education Program as described in
Section 4 of this
chapter.
(c) The Division may deny
endorsement to any person who submits incomplete or inaccurate information on
an application. Fraudulent information shall be cause for denial, revocation or
suspension of the person's EMT, AEMT, IEMT, or Paramedic license.
(d) A person may not hold himself out to be
or provide the services of a Community EMS Technician or Community EMS
Clinician without endorsement as such by the Division.
(e) An endorsement as a Community EMS
Technician or Community EMS Clinician shall expire concurrently with the
expiration of the person's EMT, AEMT, IEMT, or Paramedic license.
(f) An endorsement as a Community EMS
Technician or Community EMS Clinician may be renewed concurrent with the
renewal of the person's EMT, AEMT, IEMT or Paramedic license upon submission of
documentation of ten (10) hours of continuing medical education in any subject
covered in the Community EMS Technician or Community EMS Clinician curriculum
described in section
4 of this chapter. These hours are in
addition to the continuing education requirements for renewal of the EMT, AEMT,
IEMT, or Paramedic license.
(g) The
Division may endorse an EMT, AEMT, IEMT, or Paramedic who has completed a
Community EMS course of study and received the standardized Certified Community
Paramedic (CP-C) credential from the International Board of Specialty
Certifications as a Community EMS Clinician as long as the EMTs, AEMTs, IEMTs,
or Paramedic's CP-C credential is maintained.
(h) The Division may deny, suspend or revoke
an endorsement of a Community EMS Technician or Community EMS Clinician for
failure to maintain compliance with this section or for any reason established
under chapter 16 of these rules.
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