Ambulance Staffing Sample Clauses

Ambulance Staffing. When responding to a Non-Medical Emergency Interfacility 26 Transfer, a BLS, ALS and/or CCT Non-Emergency Ground Ambulance shall be 27 staffed in accordance with AGENCY Response and Transport Policies. 29 1. CONTRACTOR shall have a policy that prohibits CONTRACTOR’S employees 30 from performing any services as contemplated herein while under the influence 1 of any alcoholic beverage, illegal drug, or narcotic. In addition, policy shall 2 prohibit CONTRACTOR’S employees from performing such services under the 3 influence of any other substances, including prescription or non-prescription 4 medications, which impairs their physical or mental performance. 6 2. CONTRACTOR shall maintain a current list of pre-hospital personnel including 7 their addresses, phone numbers, qualifications, and certificates, with expiration 8 dates and provide it to the AGENCY upon request. 10 3. CONTRACTOR shall ensure that all personnel wear appropriate uniform attire 11 and comply with CONTRACTOR’S standards for grooming. 13 4. CONTRACTOR shall have in place policies which require EMS personnel to 14 follow all AGENCY Policies, Procedures and Protocols. 16 5. CONTRACTOR shall require that patient care records be completed by 17 CONTRACTOR’S personnel per AGENCY policy. 19 6. Field personnel may be required to obtain any other specialized training 20 mutually agreed upon by the CONTRACTOR and AGENCY.
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Ambulance Staffing. Contractor shall, at all times, staff each ambulance with at least one person licensed in the State of California and accredited in San Joaquin County as an Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic (EMT-P) and one EMT-P or a person certified as an EMT-I within the State of California in accordance with requirements in the State of California Health and Safety Code and the State of California Code of Regulations. Contractor shall issue to all ambulance staff and field interns a photo identification card, approved by County. Contractor shall ensure that all on-duty ambulance personnel, field interns and observers have in their possession a valid Contractor photo identification card.
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Ambulance Staffing. Contractor’s ambulances shall be staffed, at a minimum, with one State licensed and locally accredited paramedic in good standing and one State certified EMT in good standing. 1. Contractor shall have a policy that prohibits Contractor’s employees from performing any services as contemplated herein while under the influence of any alcoholic beverage, illegal drug, or narcotic. In addition, said policy shall prohibit Contractor’s employees from performing such services under the influence of any other substances, including prescription or non-prescription medications, which impairs their physical or mental performance. 2. Contractor shall maintain a current list of pre-hospital personnel including their addresses, phone numbers, qualifications, certificates, and licenses with expiration dates and provide it to the Agency upon request. 3. Contractor shall ensure that all personnel wear appropriate uniform attire and comply with Contractor’s standards for grooming. 4. Contractor shall have in place policies which require that EMS personnel follow all Agency policies, procedures and protocols. 5. Contractor shall require that patient care records be completed by Contractor’s personnel per Agency policies. 6. Contractor shall require that all personnel successfully complete all required courses in compliance with Agency policies. 7. Field personnel may be required to obtain any other specialized training mutually agreed upon by the Contractor and Agency.
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Ambulance Staffing. Subject to Section III.B.2 below, all ambulances providing emergency ambulance services under this Contract shall be staffed and equipped to provide advanced life support (ALS) care. A paramedic shall be the primary caregiver for all patients, emergent and non- emergent, and shall accompany patients in the back of the ambulance in accordance with current EMS policy.
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Ambulance Staffing. Contractor shall, at all times, staff each ambulance with at least one person who is certified and licensed in the State of Montana as a Paramedic and one person who is certified and licensed in the State of Montana as an Emergency Medical technician (EMT). Staffing exceptions will be allowed only during times of disaster declaration.
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Ambulance Staffing. Vender will comply with Section 3.1. Staffing exceptions will be allowed only during times of disaster declaration.
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Ambulance Staffing. A. The Contractor shall, at all times, staff each ambulance with at least one person licensed in the State of California and accredited in San Xxxxxxx County paramedic (EMT-P) and one person licensed and accredited as an EMT-P or certified as an EMT-I within the State of California in accordance with EMS Agency policies. B. All patients transported from incidents defined in Section 1.5 A-D shall be attended to by a Contractor EMT-P regardless of the level of care (BLS, LALS, or ALS) needed during transport to the hospital or while awaiting transfer of care at the receiving hospital. A County authorized EMT-P intern may attend to the patient while under the direct and immediate supervision of the Contractor’s EMT-P who has been approved as a paramedic preceptor by the EMS Agency. C. The Contractor shall establish a recruitment, hiring and retention system consistent with ensuring a quality workforce of clinically competent employees that are appropriately certified, licensed and/or accredited. D. Field personnel with bilingual skills reflecting the diversity of languages spoken in San Xxxxxxx County are highly valued.
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