Section R911-5-1200 - Instructor Endorsement(1) The department may endorse an individual who is a licensed EMR, EMT, AEMT, or paramedic as an EMS instructor for a two-year period.(2) An individual who wishes to become endorsed as an EMS instructor shall:(a) submit an application and pay applicable fees;(b) submit one letter of recommendation regarding EMS skills and teaching abilities from a licensed or designated agency, which must be on department or agency letterhead and signed;(c) submit documentation of 15 hours of teaching experience with teaching experience in EMS or other related medical discipline, such as first aid or CPR, being preferred; and(d) successfully complete the department-sponsored initial EMS instructor training course.(3) An individual who wishes to be endorsed as an EMS instructor to teach EMR, EMT, AEMT, or paramedic courses or CME shall provide documentation of a minimum of 25 patient contacts within the prior year with a licensed or designated agency or an emergency health care facility. Documentation must be on department or agency letterhead and signed.(4) An individual shall submit a completed and signed instructor contract to the department every two years agreeing to abide by the standards and procedures in the March 2023 Course Coordinator Manual.Utah Admin. Code R911-5-1200
Adopted by Utah State Bulletin Number 2024-14, effective 7/1/2024