New Jersey S2443 requires temporary emergency medical services certifications during a state of emergency.
New Jersey S2443 amends existing law to require the Commissioner of Health to issue temporary emergency medical services certifications during a state of emergency. This includes provisional certifications for expired certifications of emergency medical technicians and paramedics, temporary reactivation of inactive paramedic certifications, and temporary reciprocity for out-of-State paramedics. The commissioner can waive certain requirements for these certifications, and they are valid for six months. The bill takes effect immediately.
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