NRS 450B.265 Offering level of emergency care provided by paramedic without permit prohibited; exception.
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NRS 450B.265 Offering level of emergency care provided by paramedic without permit prohibited; exception.
1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, a fire-fighting agency or an owner, operator, director or chief officer of an ambulance shall not represent, advertise or imply that it:
(a)Is authorized to provide the level of emergency care provided by a paramedic; or
(b)Uses the services of a paramedic,
Ê unless the service has a currently valid permit to provide the level of emergency care provided by a paramedic issued by the health authority.
2. Any service in a county whose population is less than 700,000, that holds a valid permit for the operation of an ambulance but is not authorized by the health authority to provide the level of emergency care provided by a paramedic may represent, for billing purposes, that its ambulance provided emergency care by a paramedic if:
(a)A registered nurse employed by a hospital rendered the level of emergency care provided by a paramedic to a patient being transferred from the hospital by the ambulance; and
(b)The equipment deemed necessary by the health authority for the provision of the level of emergency care provided by a paramedic was on board the ambulance at the time the registered nurse rendered the emergency care.
3. A hospital that employs a registered nurse who renders the care described in subsection 2 is entitled to reasonable reimbursement for the services rendered by the nurse.
SAFETY OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE EMPLOYEES CONCERNING EXPOSURE TO INFECTIOUS DISEASES