Government Certificates Issued: | 1409 |
Issued Certificate Descriptions: | Emergency Medical Technician |
Government Certificates Revoked: | 6 |
Revoked Certificate Descriptions: | Reasons for revocation included felony convictions, misdemeanor convictions, moderate or severe controlled substance use disorder, failure to report convictions within 30 days, failure to file report, failure to keep adequate records, practice beyond scope, probation violation, and unprofessional conduct. |
Government Certificates Denied: | 5 |
Denied Certificate Descriptions: | Reasons for denial included misdemeanor convictions, probation violations, failure to comply with treatment recommendations, active addictions, misrepresentation of material facts, disciplinary action by another state, failure to comply with an investigation, and failure to meet educational requirements. |
Government Certificates Penalties Against: | 12 |
Penalty Certificate Descriptions: | Reasons for penalization included felony convictions, misdemeanor convictions, probation violation, moderate or severe alcohol use disorder, mild or severe controlled substance abuse disorder, unprofessional conduct, and violation of a department order. |
Explanation of Effectiveness: | https://nebraskalegislature.gov/pdf/SurveyDocs/explanation1729025525.pdf |
Potential Harm | If emergency medical technicians were no longer licensed, certified, or regulated, it would be detrimental to the public health, safety, and welfare of Nebraska. Inadequately trained and educated individuals would compromise critical and vital medical stabilization and transportation services, which would be harmful to the public. Nebraska would also no longer be compliant or eligible to participate in the EMS Personnel Licensure Interstate Compact. |
Regulation Comparison: | https://nebraskalegislature.gov/pdf/SurveyDocs/comparison1729025525.pdf |
Subject to Regulations of Act(LB407): | Yes |