Minnesota SF2128 modifies community emergency medical technician certification requirements and medical assistance coverage.
Minnesota SF2128 amends the certification requirements for community emergency medical technicians (CEMT) and modifies medical assistance coverage for CEMT services. To be eligible for CEMT certification, an individual must be currently certified as an EMT or AEMT, have two years of service as an EMT or AEMT, and be a member of a registered medical response unit or a basic life support ambulance service. CEMTs must complete an additional 12 hours of continuing education in clinical topics approved by the program's physician medical director.
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