Streamlines emergency medical technician certification process for certain veterans.
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Overview
This bill simplifies the process for veterans to become certified as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs). It allows veterans who have served as Combat Army Medics, Navy Hospital Corpsmen, or equivalent roles to receive EMT-Basic certification more easily, provided they possess a current EMT certification and pass a background check. The bill also requires the Department of Health to clearly explain current certification requirements on its website.
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Joseph Cryan
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