16-163-3 Me. Code R. § 6

Current through 2024-25, June 19, 2024
Section 163-3-6 - Renewal of Service License

A licensee shall submit an application for renewal prior to the expiration date of the license.

1. An application will not be accepted as complete unless it includes all materials required to be evaluated for licensure.
2. A service may apply for a renewal license for up to ninety (90) days after the date of expiration. The ninety-day period does not postpone the expiration date of the license. A service with an expired license cannot act as an ambulance or non-transporting service until a renewed license has been issued. An application submitted more than 90 days after the license expiration date shall be considered an application for a new license and subject to all requirements governing new applications.
3. In order to obtain a license renewal, a service must:
A. Apply on forms available from Maine EMS.
B. Submit a fee of $100.00.
C. If the applicant intends to provide Paramedic Inter-Facility Transfers (PIFT), a separate application must be submitted to and approved by Maine EMS before the service performs such transfers. Personnel providing PIFT treatment on behalf of the service must successfully complete a Maine EMS-approved PIFT course prior to performing such treatment.

The applicant has submitted an agency safety plan that addresses patient, provider, and public safety.

D. Demonstrate, as may be required by Maine EMS, that it meets the licensure requirements called for in these Rules.

16-163 C.M.R. ch. 3, § 6