Minimum Clinical Levels and Staffing Requirements Clause Examples

The Minimum Clinical Levels and Staffing Requirements clause sets baseline standards for the number and qualifications of clinical staff that must be maintained in a healthcare setting. It typically outlines the minimum number of nurses, physicians, or other healthcare professionals required per shift or per patient, and may specify credentialing or experience requirements. This clause ensures that patient care is not compromised due to understaffing and helps maintain consistent quality and safety standards within the facility.
Minimum Clinical Levels and Staffing Requirements. All Ambulances rendering services under this Agreement shall be staffed and equipped to render paramedic level care or EMT level care in accordance with the RFP. Where applicable the paramedic shall be the primary caregiver for all Emergency Patients and shall accompany all Patients in the back of the Ambulance during any Patient transportation except as otherwise permitted under medical control protocols. The Contractor is required to staff a minimum of one (1) EMT-P and one (1) EMT on ALS units & Two (2) EMTs on BLS units. At the Contractor’s sole option, the requirement for EMT staffing levels on any or all units may be enhanced to higher levels of training without additional obligation of the County. Any ALS First Response unit shall be staffed by at least one (1) EMT-P. Personnel will be appropriately certified by the State of Florida at their level of qualification and will be specifically authorized by the Medical Director in accordance with Medical Control policies. Contractor will provide a 24-hour, 7 day a week paramedic supervisor in Santa ▇▇▇▇ County. This supervisor will be the lead administrator in charge of each shift; he/she will be available to serve as an interface with the County’s dispatch center, respond to customer service issues, first respond to emergency calls, provide incident command support and a variety of other tasks as assigned or arise during the shift.
Minimum Clinical Levels and Staffing Requirements. All Ambulances rendering emergency services under this agreement shall be staffed and equipped to render paramedic level care. The paramedic shall be the primary care giver for all emergency patients and shall accompany all patients in the back of the Ambulance during any patient transportation except as otherwise permitted under medical control protocols.
Minimum Clinical Levels and Staffing Requirements. All Ambulances rendering emergency services under this agreement shall be staffed and equipped to render paramedic level care. All paramedic attendants shall be cleared to render all ALS procedures provided according to medical control protocols. The paramedic shall be the primary caregiver for all emergency patients and shall accompany all patients in the back of the Ambulance during patient transport except as may be permitted in accordance with medical control protocols. Emergency Ambulance Staffing Configuration: The contractor is required to staff not fewer than one (1) EMT-P and one (1) EMT on any ambulance responding to an Emergency Call. Any ALS First Response unit shall be staffed by at least one (1) EMT-P cleared to perform all ALS procedures provided in accordance with medical protocols. Personnel will be appropriately certified by the State of Florida at their level of qualification and will be specifically authorized by the Medical Director in accordance with Medical Control policies. The Contractor will provide paramedic supervision within Taylor County. The supervisor on duty shall not be a part of an ambulance crew. The supervisor on duty shall be the lead administrator in charge. The supervisor shall be available to serve as an interface with the County's Combined Communications Center, provide posting of ambulances, respond to customer service issues, respond to emergency calls, provide incident command support and perform other tasks as assigned or as necessary during the shift.
Minimum Clinical Levels and Staffing Requirements. All Ambulances rendering emergency services under this agreement shall be staffed and equipped to render paramedic level care. All paramedic attendants shall be cleared to render all ALS procedures provided according to medical control protocols. The paramedic shall be the primary caregiver for all emergency patients and shall accompany all patients in the back of the Ambulance during patient transport except as may be permitted in accordance with medical control protocols.
Minimum Clinical Levels and Staffing Requirements. All ALS ambulances shall be staffed with at least one (1) Arizona Department of Health Services Bureau of EMS Certified Emergency Medical Care Technician-EMT and one (1) Arizona Department of Health Services Bureau of EMS Certified Emergency Medical Care Technician-Paramedic. All Emergency Medical Care Technicians and Paramedics must maintain all current certifications and required training to ensure continued certification throughout their deployment on Contractor's ambulances.

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