EMS/Ambulance (4)

Date of Last Recorded Action: 4/25/2024

HB 0247 SupportRequirement to Fingerprint and Investigate EMS Personnel and Guardians Neal,Jay 1st
4/16/2012 House Date Signed by Governor PS&HS H&HS -
Debra Nesbit EMS/Ambulance Public Safety and Courts

HB 247 allows applicants for initial licensure to request that a criminal history records check be conducted by a state or local law enforcement agency or by a private vendor approved by the department  This bill was amended in the Rules Committee to provide authority to the Firefighters Standards and Training Council to refuse to grant a certificate or to discipline a certified firefighter upon the determination that the applicant or firefighter has been convicted of a felony offense.  This bill also requires a criminal background check on potential guardians prior to appointment by the probate court to serve as a guardian by court order.  This bill was signed by the Governor on April 16, 2012.

HB 0559 WatchAssault and battery; crimes upon health care workers; increase punishment Buckner,Debbie 130th
3/22/2011 House Second Readers JudyNC --
Debra Nesbit EMS/Ambulance Health and Human Services Public Safety and Courts

This bill creates a special crime of assault upon a health care worker while the worker is treating or transporting a person in the line of duty.  It applies to EMTs, paramedics, first responders and ambulance attendants.

HB 0714 WatchHealth clubs; automated external defibrillator on site; require Amerson,Amos 9th
1/12/2012 House Second Readers H&HS --
Debra Nesbit EMS/Ambulance Health and Human Services Public Safety and Courts

HB 714 would require health clubs to have at least one automated external defibrillator (AED) on site by December 31, 2012. Health clubs would be required to notify the local emergency medical services system of the existence and location of the AED before it is placed in use.

SB 0164 NegotiatingExpands Manadatory Reporting of Child Abuse to EMS and Paramedics McKoon,Joshua 29th
2/28/2011 Senate Read and Referred -JUDY -
Debra Nesbit EMS/Ambulance Public Safety and Courts

This bill adds EMS workers and paramedics to the list of people who are required to report any cases of reasonably suspected child abuse.

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