Sec.19a-179-17. EMS training programs

(a) In order to conduct an OEMS-approved training program for any classification set forth in Sec. 19a-179-16 of these regulations, a person must:

(1) Deliver to OEMS at least thirty (30) days prior to the planned initiation of the program a written application to conduct said training program on a form prescribed by OEMS. Such application shall include, but is not limited to, the following information:

(A) A list of teaching facilities to be used, and of available teaching aids and supplies.

(B) A proposed list of instructors, assistant instructors, and physician lecturers to be used during the course of the program.

(C) A statement of compliance that the program meets the most recent National Standard Training Curriculae, as approved by the United States Department of Transportation, National Highway Safety Traffic Administration, for the appropriate category.

(2) Ensure that there is a state-certified EMS-I responsible for all class sessions.

(3) Follow the training manual developed by OEMS, as kept current and on file at OEMS, and made available to the general public.

(4) Maintain complete financial and administrative records for inspection by OEMS.

(b) OEMS shall approve or disapprove such training program proposal applications and notify the appropriate regional council within twenty (20) days of the delivery of the proposal to OEMS. Prior to approval, OEMS shall consult with the regional EMS coordinator for his/her recommendation. Where a regional EMS coordinator's recommendation is not adopted, the OEMS will provide written comments to the regional EMS coordinator.

(c) To enroll in an OEMS-approved training program for any classification set forth in Sec. 19a-179-16 of these regulations as a student/trainee, an individual must apply to the person conducting the program in a form and manner set forth by the OEMS. Applicants who have not attained the age of eighteen shall submit with their application a consent form, prescribed by OEMS, which had been signed by a legal guardian.

(Effective June 14, 1988)