Section 172-12-011 - DEEMED COMPLIANCEA licensee may be deemed in compliance with this set of regulations based on its accreditation. The service may still be selected for inspection in accordance with this set of regulations.
011.01ACCREDITATION. A licensee may be deemed in compliance with this chapter on its accreditation by:(A) Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems; or(B) Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services.011.02REQUIREMENTS FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE TO BECOME DEEMED. A licensee may request the Department deem the emergency medical service in compliance with this chapter. The request must be: (A) Made in writing to the department;(B) Submitted within 30 days of receipt of a report granting accreditation; and(C) Accompanied by a copy of the accreditation report and certificate.011.03MAINTAINANCE OF DEEMED COMPLIANCE. The licensee must maintain the accreditation or certification on which the license was issued. If the accreditation or certification has been sanctioned, modified, terminated, or withdrawn, the licensee must notify the Department within 15 days of receipt of notification of the action. After notifying the Department, the licensee may continue to operate unless the Department determines the licensee no longer meets the requirements for licensure under the Uniform Credentialing Act, Emergency Medical Services Practice Act, or this chapter. If the Department determines the licensee no longer qualifies for deemed compliance, the licensee is subject to inspections in accordance with this chapter.172 Neb. Admin. Code, ch. 12, § 011
Amended effective 7/20/2020Amended effective 12/9/2021Amended effective 3/5/2022Amended effective 7/15/2023