Tennessee HB2195 mandates certification for air medical communications specialists within six months of employment.
Tennessee HB2195 amends Title 68, Chapter 140, requiring air medical communications specialists to obtain certification within six months of employment. Certification must come from a flight program accredited by the Commission on Accreditations of Medical Transport Systems or through the International Association of Medical Transport Communication Specialists. This act becomes effective upon becoming law.
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