On-line medical control physician definition

On-line medical control physician means a physician who is designated by the medical director to provide voice communicated medical direction to emergency medical technician and first responder personnel and to assume responsibility for the care provided by emergency medical technician and first responder personnel in response to that direction.
On-line medical control physician means a physician who is designated by the program medical director to provide voice communicated medical directions to first responder-DA first responder personnel and to assume responsibility for the care provided by first responder-DA first responder personnel in response to that direction.
On-line medical control physician means a physician who gives direction to ambulance or other EMS personnel through direct voice contact or other communication media as required by applicable medical protocols.

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