Nevada SB24 codifies the certification and regulation of emergency medical responders.
Nevada SB24 amends existing law to codify the certification and regulation of emergency medical responders. The bill defines "emergency medical responder" and applies this definition to relevant provisions. It mandates that emergency medical responders complete a training program supervised by a physician and approved by the health authority or presented by a nationally recognized organization. The bill also prohibits individuals from representing themselves as emergency medical responders without valid certification, subjecting violators to misdemeanor charges and administrative penalties.
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