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EMS EducationEducation
Curricula, Scope Transition, Training Opportunities, Testing Opportunities, Forms for Instructors, New Student Information...

Provider LicensureProvider Licensure
Initial Applications, Idaho EMS Reciprocity, License Verification Request Form, Renewal Guides...

Agency LicensureAgency Licensure
Minimum Ambulance Equipment, Medical Director Change Form, Personnel Affiliation Status Change Form...

EMS for ChildrenEMS for Children
Pediatric Guidelines, Safe Haven Act, Pediatric Training Opportunities, Poison Prevention...

System InformationSystem Information
EMS System Data, Patient Care Reporting, Trauma Registry, County Profiles...

Committees and Working GroupsCommittees & Working Groups
EMS Advisory Committee (EMSAC), Agency Licensure Rules Task Force, Personnel Licensure Rules Task Force, Education and Exam Rules Task Force...
State CommunicationsState Communication
StateComm History, StateComm Today, Interoperability and DIGB Information, Partner Agencies

EMS GrantsGrants
Dedicated Grant Timeline, Previous Grant information...

Physician Commission
Upcoming Meetings, Airway Management Data Collection, Guidelines...

Idaho EMS Bureau        Physical Address:
877-554-3367                        650 W State St. B-17
Mailing Address:                        Basement of the Len
P.O. Box 83720                       B. Jordan building
Boise, ID 83720-0036        IdahoEMS@dhw.idaho.gov

 

 

Public Information Requests:

Requests for general information such as agency mailing lists can be submitted by e-mail via our website and can be fulfilled quickly by the EMS Bureau upon request. To submit an information request, send an e-mail detailing the applied for information and your contact information to publicrecordsrequest@dhw.idaho.gov.

Requests for copies of records or subsets of records maintained by the EMS Bureau are considered Public Records Requests, which are handled through the Administrative Procedures Section of the Department of Health and Welfare. These requests are reviewed by our Department for confidentiality and other considerations. A public records request will be answered within three (3) working days after the request is received. To submit a request, please complete the printable public records request form and mail it in, or use the online request form.

What's New

Conferences

34th Annual Current Concepts in Neonatal & Pediatric Transport

Spring Fling - Grangeville March 3, 2012



Scope of Practice Transition

All documents for Scope of Practice Transition are on the Education webpage