Members hired for Emergency Services duties Sample Clauses

Members hired for Emergency Services duties after January 1, 1990 shall be required to successfully maintain the requirements for the Primary Care Paramedic (PCP) certificate. The City shall ensure that the member is aware of his/her obligation to apply for registration and maintain certification, and shall assist the member with the application procedures if requested. Effective January 1, 2000 a person hired into the department shall maintain the level of medical certification they had upon commencing employment. If a member upgrades their medical certification to a higher certification, they shall maintain that higher certification as required by the Fire Chief or designate. Failure to maintain these requirements shall constitute cause for discharge.
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Members hired for Emergency Services duties after January 1, 1990 shall be required to successfully maintain the requirements for the Emergency Medical Technician - Ambulance (EMT-A) certificate. The City shall ensure that the member is aware of his/her obligation to apply for registration and maintain certification, and shall assist the member with the application procedures if requested. Effective January 1, 2000 a person hired into the department shall maintain the level of medical certification they had upon commencing employment. If a member upgrades their medical certification to a higher certification, they shall maintain that higher certification as required by the Fire Chief or designate. Failure to maintain these requirements shall constitute cause for discharge.

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