Amends eligibility for funds from the Emergency Medical Technician Training Fund.
Amends the definition of "volunteer emergency medical technician" to clarify eligibility for funds from the Emergency Medical Technician Training Fund. Specifies that a volunteer EMT who receives a length of service award is eligible for reimbursement for certification or recertification. Adjusts the definition of "public or private institution of higher education" to include institutions outside New Jersey. Requires EMTs to work at least 12 service calls or 150 duty hours per year during the initial three-year certification period to maintain good standing.
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