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Browsing by Subject "Emergency medical personnel--South Carolina"

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    • Advisory Opinion 1992-108 

      South Carolina State Ethics Commission (1992-03-25)
      A Director of County Emergency Medical Services would not be prohibited from serving on the board of a regional emergency medical council, however, he is advised to follow the provisions of Section 8-13-700(B) on actions ...

    • Advisory Opinion 1992-131 

      South Carolina State Ethics Commission (1992-03-25)
      A Director of County Emergency Medical Services would not be prohibited from serving on the board of a regional emergency medical council, however, he is advised to follow the provisions of Section 8-13-700(B) on actions ...

    • Advisory Opinion 1992-170 

      South Carolina State Ethics Commission (1992-10-21)
      Emergency responders would not be prohibited from attending an emergency preparedness training program and partaking a meal in conjunction with the program, however, those persons required to file a Statement of Economic ...

    • Advisory Opinion 1992-178 

      South Carolina State Ethics Commission (1992-05-27)
      EMS [Emergency Medical Services] may contract with event sponsors to pay expenses associated with the provision of EMS services.

    • Advisory Opinion 1999-001 

      South Carolina State Ethics Commission (1998-07-15)
      A private donor may promise and provide gratuitous funeral services to surviving family members and/or the estate of designated public employees who are killed in the line of duty provided the promise is not intended to ...

    • Regulation 61-7 emergency medical services 

      South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (2022-04-21)
      This regulation defines various terms related to emergency medical services. It also outlines the requirements for licensure in emergency medical services. It states that only an entity can provide emergency medical response ...

    • Regulation number 61-7 emergency medical services 

      South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (2006-06-23)
      This regulation details the requirements for ACT 1118, amended in 1974. Its purpose is to establish guidelines for an EMS program, including licensing, certification, inspection, and training procedures. It also highlights ...