Alaska SB256 establishes an interstate compact to facilitate the movement of EMS personnel across state boundaries.
The bill, Alaska SB256, creates an interstate compact to streamline the movement of emergency medical services (EMS) personnel across state lines. It defines terms such as "privilege to practice," "remote state," and "restricted." The compact aims to protect public health and safety by ensuring EMS personnel meet competency standards. It establishes an Interstate Commission for EMS Personnel Practice to oversee the compact, including rulemaking and dispute resolution. Member states must submit data on licensed EMS personnel to a coordinated database.
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