SB 104 seeks to update terminology related to current use of the term emergency medical technician. This bill would update language in associated sections of MCA to refer to this group of individuals as emergency care providers. Updating the applicable sections of MCA with this new term is appropriate as the qualifications and certifications of what has historically been termed emergency medical technician has changed over time. The updated term, emergency care provider is more inclusive of all licensed individuals working in the pre-hospital setting of emergency medicine.
Missoula County supports SB 104 – Authorizing establishments of an emergency care system, before Senate Public Health, Welfare and Safety this afternoon, and thanks you for carrying this legislation. SB 104 seeks to update terminology related to current use of the term emergency medical technician. This bill would update language in associated sections of MCA to refer to this group of individuals as emergency care providers. The qualifications and certifications of what has historically been termed emergency medical technician has changed over time. The updated term, emergency care provider is more inclusive of all licensed individuals working in the pre-hospital setting of emergency medicine.
Senators, Missoula County supports SB 104 – Authorizing establishments of an emergency care system, being heard on the Senate floor this afternoon, and thanks Senator Sands for carrying this legislation. SB 104 seeks to update terminology related to current use of the term emergency medical technician. This bill would update language in associated sections of MCA to refer to this group of individuals as emergency care providers. The qualifications and certifications of what has historically been termed emergency medical technician has changed over time. The updated term, emergency care provider is more inclusive of all licensed individuals working in the pre-hospital setting of emergency medicine. Please support SB 104.
Missoula County supports SB 104 – Authorizing establishments of an emergency care system, being heard in House Human Services this afternoon. SB 104 seeks to update terminology related to current use of the term emergency medical technician. This bill would update language in associated sections of MCA to refer to this group of individuals as emergency care providers. The qualifications and certifications of what has historically been termed emergency medical technician has changed over time. The updated term, emergency care provider is more inclusive of all licensed individuals working in the pre-hospital setting of emergency medicine.
SB 104 seeks to update terminology related to current use of the term emergency medical technician. This bill would update language in associated sections of MCA to refer to this group of individuals as emergency care providers. Updating the applicable sections of MCA with this new term is appropriate as the qualifications and certifications of what has historically been termed emergency medical technician has changed over time. The updated term, emergency care provider is more inclusive of all licensed individuals working in the pre-hospital setting of emergency medicine.
ReplyDeleteSB 104 – Send Wednesday 2/1 at 2 p.m.
ReplyDeleteSenator Sands,
Missoula County supports SB 104 – Authorizing establishments of an emergency care system, before Senate Public Health, Welfare and Safety this afternoon, and thanks you for carrying this legislation. SB 104 seeks to update terminology related to current use of the term emergency medical technician. This bill would update language in associated sections of MCA to refer to this group of individuals as emergency care providers. The qualifications and certifications of what has historically been termed emergency medical technician has changed over time. The updated term, emergency care provider is more inclusive of all licensed individuals working in the pre-hospital setting of emergency medicine.
Please support SB 104.
To be sent today at noon:
ReplyDeleteSenators,
Missoula County supports SB 104 – Authorizing establishments of an emergency care system, being heard on the Senate floor this afternoon, and thanks Senator Sands for carrying this legislation. SB 104 seeks to update terminology related to current use of the term emergency medical technician. This bill would update language in associated sections of MCA to refer to this group of individuals as emergency care providers. The qualifications and certifications of what has historically been termed emergency medical technician has changed over time. The updated term, emergency care provider is more inclusive of all licensed individuals working in the pre-hospital setting of emergency medicine.
Please support SB 104.
To be sent Friday at 2:00 p.m.:
ReplyDeleteRepresentative Hill-Smith,
Missoula County supports SB 104 – Authorizing establishments of an emergency care system, being heard in House Human Services this afternoon. SB 104 seeks to update terminology related to current use of the term emergency medical technician. This bill would update language in associated sections of MCA to refer to this group of individuals as emergency care providers. The qualifications and certifications of what has historically been termed emergency medical technician has changed over time. The updated term, emergency care provider is more inclusive of all licensed individuals working in the pre-hospital setting of emergency medicine.
Please support SB 104.