Committee advances bill to align state EMS licensure with interstate compact provisions
House Bill 207 makes procedural and statutory wording changes to allow out-of-state nationally recognized EMS licensure to be accepted in Idaho, facilitating cross-border response and reciprocity for paramedics and EMS personnel; committee recommended the bill to the floor with a due-pass recommendation.
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Representative Satter presented House Bill 207 as a procedural bill to update statutory language so the state can accept nationally recognized out-of-state EMS licensure. "It's about having paramedic and emergency medical treatments and training accepted across state lines," Satter said, describing the licensure and compact-related aspects of the bill.
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