Maine LD238 allows emergency medical services personnel to work in hospitals or other health care facilities as volunteers or contracted agents.
Maine LD238 amends the Maine Emergency Medical Services Act of 1982 to ensure that licensed emergency medical services personnel can provide medical services in hospitals or other health care facilities if they are acting as volunteers or contracted agents, not just as employees. This change broadens the scope of permissible roles for these personnel in health care settings.
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