Here is the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment (CLIA) Application for Certification.

Below are resources for the ambulance accident reporting requirements. An EMS agency reporting an accident can do so through a web form at the following link: http://beta.ehsf.org/form/accident-and-personal-injury-report-form

All providers certified at or above the AEMT level are required to have ALS skills verifications completed by the EMS agency's medical director. The skills verification must be completed initially and every 12 months. The EMS agency is responsible for maintaining the verification records for seven years.

Often providers have questions about the Out-of-Hospital Do Not Resuscitate orders in Pennsylvania. Here are some useful resources.

EMS agencies are encouraged to participate in the optional Pediatric Voluntary Recognition Program.

Here are resources for the Quick Response Service level of licensure.

In 2015, Act 15 required EMS providers, both paid and volunteer, to have background completed every 5 years. The required background checks include a Pennsylvania State Police Criminal Record Check, Pennsylvania Child Abuse History Clearance, and Federal Bureau of Investigation Criminal Background Check through the Department of Human Services.

Here EMS agencies and providers will find information pertaining to the AHA Guidelines.

There are multiple pieces of legislation impacting EMS. Here EMS agencies, providers, and partners can find various legislation influencing the operations of EMS.

EMS agencies and providers can find resources related to Ebola.