DHS 110.23(1)(d)(d) Field training records.
DHS 110.23(1)(e)(e) Other documentation identified by the department.
DHS 110.23(2)(2)The training center shall keep its applications and supporting documentation for EMS instructor approvals and a list of all individuals approved as EMS instructors. Documents shall be made available upon request by the department.
DHS 110.23 HistoryHistory: CR 10-085: cr. Register December 2010 No. 660, eff. 1-1-11.
DHS 110.24DHS 110.24Required training center personnel; personnel responsibilities. A training center shall have all of the following personnel:
DHS 110.24(1)(1)Program director. The training center shall have a program director who has a current certificate of approval issued by the department under s. DHS 110.25. The program director shall be responsible for all of the following:
DHS 110.24(1)(a)(a) Coordinating and overseeing all training offered by the training center.
DHS 110.24(1)(b)(b) Assuring the center’s compliance with all relevant requirements under this chapter.
DHS 110.24(1)(c)(c) Supervising and evaluating each EMS instructor who teaches for the training center. Evaluation shall include a determination whether the instructor is capable, qualified and prepared to provide EMS training at the levels of instruction he or she provides.
DHS 110.24(1)(d)(d) Notifying the department of students’ successful completion of each course using a method determined by the department.
DHS 110.24(2)(2)Medical director. The training center shall have a medical director who is a Wisconsin licensed physician and who has experience in emergency medicine, medical director training, and current approval by the department as specified in s. DHS 110.26. The training center may have a different medical director for each level of licensure for which training is provided. The medical director shall be responsible for all of the following:
DHS 110.24(2)(a)(a) Authorizing instructors to teach with the recommendation of the program director.
DHS 110.24(2)(b)(b) Assuring that EMS training meets medical standards of practice.
DHS 110.24(2)(c)(c) Liaising with the medical community concerning medical care provided by students during training.
DHS 110.24(3)(3)EMS instructor i. The training center may have an EMS instructor I. If the training center has an EMS instructor I, the individual shall be licensed at or above the level of instruction provided, have successfully completed a CPR course within the last two years at the healthcare professional level, have 2 years experience as an emergency medical services practitioner at or above the level being taught, and have current approval by the department under s. DHS 110.27. The EMS instructor I shall be responsible for all of the following:
DHS 110.24(3)(a)(a) Assisting in small group learning in the classroom.
DHS 110.24(3)(b)(b) Presenting core course content in small groups.
DHS 110.24(3)(c)(c) Teaching as lead instructor for a refresher course, if approved by the training center.
DHS 110.24(3)(d)(d) In an emergency, replacing an EMS instructor II for a single class session, provided the EMS instructor I is a subject matter expert in the topic covered in the class.
DHS 110.24(4)(4)EMS instructor II. The training center shall have an EMS instructor II who has current approval by the department. The EMS instructor II shall be responsible for all of the following:
DHS 110.24(4)(a)(a) Proper delivery of course content and objectives.
DHS 110.24(4)(b)(b) Course oversight and logistics.
DHS 110.24(4)(c)(c) Supervision of any EMS instructor I who is involved in a course taught by the EMS instructor II.
DHS 110.24 HistoryHistory: CR 10-085: cr. Register December 2010 No. 660, eff. 1-1-11; CR 20-028: am. (3) (intro.) Register September 2021 No. 789, eff. 10-1-21.
DHS 110.25DHS 110.25Program director; application for department approval.
DHS 110.25(1)(1)Eligibility. Before an individual may act as a program director, the individual shall be approved by the department under this section. The applicant shall be 18 years of age or older and shall successfully complete an EMS instructor orientation workshop conducted by the department and the WTCS board or equivalent training or experience as approved by the department prior to, or within 6 months after accepting the position of program director.
DHS 110.25(2)(2)Application. To apply for approval the applicant shall submit all of the following to the department:
DHS 110.25(2)(a)(a) A letter from the training center designating the individual as the program director.
DHS 110.25(2)(b)(b) Documentation of successful completion of an EMS instructor orientation workshop conducted by the department and the WTCS board or equivalent training or experience as determined and approved by the department, or a letter indicating intent to complete the EMS instructor workshop within six months and to submit documentation of successful completion of the workshop.