SB1425 amends the composition of the State Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee in Hawaii.
SB1425 amends the composition of the State Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee in Hawaii. The committee will now consist of twenty members, including three nonvoting ex-officio members and seventeen appointed members. The appointed members include consumers of health care, allied health professionals, and mobile intensive care technicians or emergency medical technicians. The bill also specifies qualifications for certain members, such as physicians experienced in emergency medical services. The committee members serve without compensation but are reimbursed for necessary expenses.
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