Hawaii SB866 aims to enhance emergency medical services by expanding training access and support for personnel statewide.
The bill seeks to improve emergency medical services in Hawaii by addressing the limited availability of training programs and personnel. It mandates the Department of Health to create a program that expands access to approved training for emergency medical services personnel across all counties, including remote options. The program also aims to recruit and retain trained personnel, provide pathways for high school students interested in emergency medical services, and offer reimbursements for training costs.
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