North Dakota Code § 23-27-04.3

Emergency medical services personnel training, testing, certification,
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licensure, and quality review - Penalty.
1. The department shall adopt rules prescribing minimum training, testing, certification, 
licensure, and quality review standards for emergency medical services personnel, 
including community emergency medical services personnel, instructors, and training 
institutions.
2. Rules adopted must include a definition of minimum applicable standards, a definition 
of emergency medical services personnel, provide for a mechanism for certifying or 
licensing persons who have met the required standards, provide a mechanism to 
review and improve the quality of care rendered by emergency medical services 
personnel, and define minimum standards for emergency medical services training 
institutions.
3. Rules adopted must allow emergency medical services instructors to provide direct, 
entry-level certification training for the levels of emergency medical responder and 
emergency medical technician, under the oversight of the department and without the 
requirements of an emergency medical services training institute.
4. Licensing as an emergency medical services training institution is optional.
5. It is a class B misdemeanor for an individual to willfully misrepresent that individual's 
certification or licensing status as emergency medical services personnel.
6. Quality review and improvement information, data, records, and proceedings are not 
subject to subpoena or discovery or introduction into evidence in any civil action.

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