Description
In our work with the Board of EMS, we have made a positive contribution to rules and regulations governing EMS providers, EMS services and EMS training agencies. We have provided essential input in regulations that have made the “advanced modules” of the EMT curriculum optional, and thus reducing the class hours. We also pushed for the “Amnesty Rule” that eliminated the regulation that made those whose certification had expired retake the entire course. Through our Instructor’s society we were successful in passing legislation and regulations that certify EMS Instructors, and insure quality education of our pre-hospital providers. Working with our Advanced Providers we successfully supported legislation and rules that allow Intermediates and Paramedics to practice in hospitals and health clinics.
As an organization dedicated to providing the highest quality pre-hospital care to the citizens of this state, we strive to serve the needs of our membership. Since NEMSA was organized out of the three previous EMS organizations in 1998, we have worked hard to meet our goals. Thanks to a lot of dedicated individuals, we have made a positive impact on prehospital care in Nebraska.
As an organization dedicated to providing the highest quality pre-hospital care to the citizens of this state, we strive to serve the needs of our membership.