HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - October 15, 1986 PHTO- THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE
C^-JINCIL COMMUNICATIO"'
DATE:
OCTOBER 15, 1986
SUBJECT: PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER TRANSFER OF GfERSHIP OF THE LODi AMBULANCE SERVICE
Attached hereto and marked Exhibit A is a letter that has been received fran
the Lodi Ambulance Service advising of their intention to transfer the
ownership of that company.
The City is also in receipt of their application for permit, which is a
requirement set forth by the Lodi City Code. The application has been reviewed
and found to contain the required information. (See Exhibit B attached)
Section 5.36.060 of the Lodi City Code provides that upon the filing of a fully
completed application for the permit to engage in the business of operating an
ambulance, and receipt of the report of the city manager that the application
is complete, the city clerk shall present the application to the city council
who shall fix a time for a public hearing thereon for the purpose of
determining whether the public convenience and necessity require the proposed
service. No permit shall be granted until the council shall, after
investigation and hearing, declare by resolution that the public convenience
and necessity require the proposed service and that the same will promote the
convenience, safety and welfare of the general public. At its October 1, 1986
meeting, Council set this matter for hearing at the Regular Council Meeting of
October 15, 1986.
k` Further, section 5.36.120 of the Lodi City Code provides that the application
for transfer of any ambulance operator's permit shall be subject to the same
terms, conditions and requirements as if the application were for an original
permit.
Section 5.36.080 of the Lodi City Code states that upon the canpletion of the
{ investigation and hearing, the city council shall rrant the applicant a permit
j if it finds the following:
A. That the vehicles described in the application and proposed to be
used ceaply with all pertinent state laws;
B. That the colored scheme, insignia, name, monogram or other
distinguishing characteristics proposed to be used upon such ambulance or
ambulances is not in conflict with and does not imitate any color scheme,
insignia, name, monogram or other distinguishing characteristics used by any
other person, in such manner as to mislead or tend to mislead, deceive or
defraud the public;
C. That the application is oomplete and that the applicant will meet
the criteria set forth in this chapter for operating an ambulance business
within the city;
D. That further ambulance service in the city is required by the
public convenience and necessity and that the applicant is fit, willing and
able to perform ambulance service and to conform to the provisions of this
chapter, and such rules and regulations as may be pranulgated by the city
council. In making such findings the city council shall take into
consideration the number of ambulances already in operation, whether existing
ambulance service is adequate to meet the public need, the probable effect of
increased ambulance service on local traffic conditions, and the character,
experience and responsibility of the applicant.
REED ACTION:
That Council adopt Resolution No. 86-156 (see attached Exhibit C attached)
approving the transfer of ownership of the Lodi Ambulance Service.
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ALICE M. REIMCHE
City Clerk
Exhibit "A"
LodiAmbulance Service 1709S. STOCKTON ST. • P.Q. BOX 597 • LODI, CA 95241 • 2091334-OSM
,eptember 23, 1986
City of Lodi
City Manager
City Council
221 W. Pine St.
Lodi, CA 95240
Dear Mr. Peterson and Council Members,
Our company, LAS Paramedics, will be merging with Ail -City
Ambulance Service of Stockton. The new corporation will be
named Life Medical Industries dba Lodi Ambulance Service(LAS
Paramedics) and All -City Ambulance Service. I personally
believe this to be an excellent and sound business decision.
There are several reasons for this expansion that will benefit
both the citizens of Lodi and my family's future.
Time has come to expand the capabilities of LAS. During the
past decade, the ambulance industry in California has gone through
a revolution. This has caused small community ambulance services
to be forced out of business due to increasing competition for
manpower and professional services and increases in operational
cost such as our last insurance crisis. Larger ambulance cor-
porations have consumed these smaller businesses as they are
able to offset these impacts of the 1980's. We will not allow
this to happen to our system!
An example of this situation is as follows: LAS is in need
of an expanded central dispatch system. No longer can this com-
pany meet the needs of the community by using an answering
service to dispatch sophisticated ambulances. The cost of an
expanded dispatch center in this community would be approximately
$40,000.00 per year or $13.00 more per call. By this merger
being implemented, we would use the existing All -City dispatch
center which will offer 24 hour professional emergency dispatchers
to respond ambulances and perform System Status Management
with all the ambulances. A continued update of all vehicles
would enhance backup capabilities and response of the closest
ambulance to the residences of this community.
There will be times when one of our All -City ambulances would
provide backup services to this community. How will the user
know that it is a LMI ambulance? How will they know that the
personnel are trained as well as the LAS personnel? All
vehciles will have a LMI decal readily visible! All ambulance
personnel are trainees equally to the standards and requirements
of the State Emergency Medical Services Authority. All drivers
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Possess an authorized vehicle ambulance drivers license, issued
by the State Department of Motor Vehicles. To make identification
easier, all future ambulances will have the same color scheme
and logo. All personnel will have the same uniform and each
employee will wear an authorized identification tag issued by
San Joaquin County EMS Agency with the employees photograph
and name visible for easy identification.
Eventually the corporate and billing offices will be consoli-
dated with a sub -office in each community. Consolidation of
these offices are due to maximizing the professionalism and
manpower needs enabling a more efficient and cost effective system.
Lou Meyer, Jo Ann Hodge and myself have a tremendous amount of
experience in the ambulance industry. Collectively, we have over
thirty years of experience. Lou Meyer is highly thought of in
the EMS community. He is a certified paramedic and is actively
involved in many local, regional and State EMS committees, and
is currentlya. board member of the California Ambulance Association.
Jo Ann Hodge has a background in Medicare and Medi -Cal relations,
and fiscal knowledge of the ambulance industry. Myself, I am
a certified paramedic, and actively involved with local and State
EMS politics and currently serve as President of the California
Ambulance Association. My experience is in ambulance fiscal
knowledge, contract negotiations and EMS public relations.
This move to consolidate our two systems is best for the over
all EMS system and local communities. It shall enhance the needs
and increasing demands placed on it by these communities.
I also assure you that I will continue to live in Lodi and will
still participate with local industry and community oriented
services. Our goal is to achieve the best ambulance system
in this area for years to come.
We have developed an initial one year plan. To assist us with
this we will be hiring the EMS consulting firm of Jay Fitch & Assoc.
Mr. Fitch's firm will provide a complete indepth overview of
out companies. During this process he will interview you to
provide input as to your perception of our community ambulance
company. Mr. Fitch will help us streamline our EMS system and
allow us to improve service on a more cost effective basis.
I am available for your comments and questions. Please do not
hesitate to call me. We are looking forward for our communities
best interest.
Respectfully,
Michael N. Nilssen
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DECLARATION OF MAILING
on October 8, 1986 in the City of Lodi, San Joaquin County, California, I
deposited in the United States mail, envelopes with first-class postage
prepaid thereon, containing a copy of the Notice attached hereto, marked
Exhibit "A"; said envelopes were addressed as is more particularly shown
on Exhibit "B" attached hereto.
There is a regular daily co+uunication by mail between the City of Lodi,
California, and the places to which said envelopes were addressed.
I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.
Executed on October 8, 1986, at Lodi, California.
WHEREAS, Section 5.36.060 of the Lodi City Code provides that upon
the filing of a fully coupleted application for the permit to engage in
the business of operating an ambulance, and receipt of a report of the
City Manager that the application is complete, the City Clerk shall
present the application to the City Council who shall fix a time for a
public hearing hereon for the purpose of determining whether the public
convenience and necessity require the proposed service. No permit shall
be granted until the council shall, after investigation and hearing,
declare by resolution that the public convenience and necessity require
the proposed service and that the same will promote the convenience,
safety and welfare of the general public.
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Ftp, Section 5.36.120 of the Lodi City Code provides that the
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application for transfer of any ambulance operator's permit shall be
subject to the same terms, conditions and requirements as if the
application were for an original permit.
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NOW, ZH1MXORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of
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Lodi does hereby set a Public Hearing to be held on Wednesday, October 15,
1986 at the hour of 7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be
heard to consider the transfer of ownership of the Lodi Ambulance Service.
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All interested persons are invited to present their views on
this matter. Written statements may be filed with the City Clerk at any
time prior to the hearing scheduled herein and oral statements !nay be made
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at said hearing.
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If you challenge the subject matter in court you may be limited to
raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the Public Hearing
described in this notice or in written correspondence delivered to the
City Clerk at, or prior to, the Public Hearing.
By order of the Lodi City Council.
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Alice M. e
City Clerk
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Dated: October 1, 1986
Lodi Ambulance Service
1709 South Stockton Street
Lodi, CA 95240
/ PROOF OF PUBLIC.. �N
("13.3 C.C.P.)
STATE OF CAI.WORNIA,
County of San Joaquin.
I am a citizen of the United States and a resident of
the County aforesaid; I am over the age of eighteen
years, and not a party to or interested in the above -
entitled matter. I am the principal clerk of the
printer of the Lodi News -Sentinel, a newspaper of
general circulation. printed and published daily,
esoept Sundays and holidays, in the City of Lodi,
California. County of San Joaquin, and which news-
paper has been adjudged a newspaper of general
circulation by the Superior Court, Department 3, of
the Comity of Sao Joaquin. State of California.
under the dab of Way 26th. 1853, Case Number
65M, that the notice, of which the annexed is a
printed loopy (set in type not smaller than norl-
parril), bas been published in each regular and
Mire ha» of said newspaper and not in any sup-
plement thereof on the following dates, to -wit:
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I certifp (or declare) tinder penalty of perjury that
the foregoing is true and correct.
Dated at Lodi, California, this .4th....... day of
Oct. 86
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CITY CLERK
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Proof of Publication of
PUBLIC HEARING
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thereafter a rho molter the Lodi Ambalanc.
the traelw d ownwshw . .
,M Mfe,...d persons ora knied a Present:
*..y vie„ r, on this matter. WrftNn statemaNs may
be kked -A* the City Clerk m any pre Prfa to the
h.�ki�nedyq.scfeduld herein and oral stotements may
mcholl.w v 00 sumatter ter in court you
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Public Hearing -
By Order of the Lodi City council..
Dated: Octob.!i • .. —6978
Oct. 4. 1986 .
PROOF OF PUBLICATION
Exhibit "B"
MEMORADUM
TO: The Honorable Mayor and
Members of the City Council
ACity Manager
DATE: September 26, 1986
SUBJ: Transfer of Ownership - Lodi Ambulance Service
Pursuant to Section 5.36.060 of the Lodi Municipal Code, this
mermrandum is to inform you that an application has been filed by the
Lodi Ambulance Service for a transfer of ownership. The application
has been checked and found to contain the required information set
forth in the code.
It will now be in order for the Council to set this matter for public
hearing to determine that the public convenience and necessity requires
the proposed service and that the same will promote the convenience,
safety and welfare of the general public.
TAP:hr
attachment
Exhibit "C"
RESOIXTION NO. 86-156
RESOLUTION APPRWDIG TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP OF THE LODI AMBULANCE SERVICE
WHEREAS, in the matter of the request of ownership of the Lodi
Ambulance Service and upon catpletion of an investigation and hearing on the
matter, the Lodi City Council hereby determines that
A. That the vehicles described in the application and proposed to be
used comply with all pertinent state laws;
B. That the colored scheme, insignia, name, monogram or other
distinguishing characteristics proposed to be used upon such ambulance or
ambulances is not in conflict with and does not imitate any color scheme,
insignia, name, monogram or other distinguishing characteristics used by any
other person, in such manner as to mislead or tend to mislead, deceive or defraud
the public;
C. That the application is complete and that the applicant will meet
the criteria set forth in this chapter for operating an ambulance business within
the city;
D. That further ambulance service in the city is required by the
public convenience and necessity and that the applicant is fit, willing and able
to perform ambulance service and to conform to the provisions of this chapter,
and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated by the city council. In
making such findings the city council shall take into consideration the number of
ambulances already in operation, whether existing ambulance service is adequate
to meet the public need, the probable effect of increased ambulance service on
local traffic conditions, and the character, experience and responsibility of the
applicant.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of
Lodi does hereby approve the transfer of ownership of the Lodi Ambulance Service.
Dated: October 15, 1986
I hereby certify that Resolution No. 86-156 was passed and
adopted by the City Council of the City of Lodi in a regular
meeting held October 15, 1986 by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members -
Noes: Council Members -
Absent: Council Members -
Alice M. Reimohe
City Clerk
CITY OF LODI
AMBULANCE E OPERATOR'S PERMIT
WHEREAS, Lodi Ambulance Service has filed a written request with
the City of Lodi to transfer the City of Lodi Ambulance Operator's
Permit issued to Michael N. Nilssen, doing business as Lodi Ambulance
Service , 1709 S. Stockton Street, Lodi to Life Medical Industries:
dba Las Paramedics and All City Ambulance Services, P. O. Box 597,
Lodi, California.
WHEREAS, the principal officers of Life Medical Industries are
hereinafter set forth as follows:
Michael N. Nilssen, Chief Executive Officer, 612 Nevins Drive,
Lodi, CA
Louis K. Meyer, Chief Administrative Officer, 1321 Havenhill,
Stockton, CA
Jo Ann Hodge, Chief Financial Officer, 5614 Pintail Ct.,
Stockton, CA
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City
of Lodi does hereby find that the application for permit submitted is
complete and in compliance with section 5.36.080 of the Lodi Municipal
Code. (See copy of application attached)
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Fq UHER RESOLVED, by the City Council
of the City of Lodi that:
1) The permit heretofore issued to Michael N. Nilssen, doing
business as the Lodi Ambulance Service is hereLy cancelled.
2) That a permit is hereby granted to Life Medical Industrial,
dba Las Paramedics and All City Ambulance Services, P. O. Box
597, Lodi, California 95241, for the operation of an ambulance
service within the City limits of the City of Lodi.
3) The foregoing permit is hereby granted subject to said
operators ccuplying with all of the conditions and provisions r,f
Chapter 5.36 of the Lodi Municipal Code for the operation of the
ambulance service described in said application addressed to the
Lodi City Council and dated September 15, 1986.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the effective date of this Ambulance
Operator's Permit is October 15, 1986.
Aw'/h
ALICE M. REPOE
City Clerk
LIFE MEDICAL INDUSTRIES
P.O. Box 597
Lodi, CA 95240
City of Lodi
Tom Peterson,
City Manager and
City Council
221 West Pine Street
Lodi, CA 95240
Dear Mr. Peterson and Council Members,
I believe there needs to be an explanation behind this application. I must
assure the city administration that we will continue to deliver the high
quality and professional service that LAS has provided and is currently
providing to our community.
To eliminate confusion, all of our vehicles will eventually be of the same
design and color scheme. Initially, each vehicle will have the "Life Medical
Industry" decal as to identify its ownership. it is not our intent to have
these companies compete against each other, but to enhance the efficiency of
operations, both locally and throughout San Joaquin County.
Just to Mention a few developments that Life Medical will implement, 1) a central
dispatch for emergency calls, that shall be operated by trained Emergency
Medical Dispatchers. Back up capabilities in our prospective zones will
become very efficient with this enhanced dispatch center. 2) A central motor
pool and maintenance- shop will be implemented. I could go into this in great
depth, however, I'm aware that all of you understand consolidation of business
concepts in todays market place and do realize that this will become a very
efficient and cost effective venture.
We appreciate your time in reviewing this matter. If you have any questions,
please refer to me at any time.
RespectfullyY.Nilssen 7
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Michael N. Nilssen
Lodi Ambulance Service
1709 South Stockton Street, Lodi, CA 95240 • 209.334-0830
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September 15, 1986
APPLICATION FOR OPERATION OF AMBULANCES
LIFE MEDICAL INDUSTRIES; dba LAS PARAMEDICS
dba ALL CITY AMBULANCE SERVICES
P. 0. Box 597
Lodi, Ca 95241
MICHAEL N. NILSSEN, Chief Executive Officer
612 Nevins Dr.
Lodi, CA 95240
LOUIS K. MEYER, Chief Administrative'Officer
1321 Havenhill
Stockton, CA 95209
JO ANN HODGE, Chief Financial Officer
5614 Pintail Ct.
Stockton, CA 95207
LIFE MEDICAL INDUSTRIES, dba LAS PARAMEDICS and ALL CITY AMBULANCE
SERVICES proposes to engage in ambulance services.
LIFE MEDICAL INDUSTRIES owrs and has under it's control, in good mechanical
condition, required equipment to consistently provide quality ambulance
service, located at 1709 S. Stockton and 11 Louie Ave; also 245 West
Charter Way, 1216 E. Hammer In., Suite X, 4632 Georgetown and 2060 E. Main.
Facilities in Lodi and Stockton, including equipment is maintained in
clean and sanitary condition.
Personnel changes not applicable.
Training Policies and Orientation (see attached).
Color Scheme/Insignia: LAS Paramedics - Color Scheme, Gold and White,
Insignia, large LAS -small Paramedics in blue
on sides of vehicle.
All CityAmbulance Services - Color Scheme, Brown,
Gold and White, large ACAS on sides of vehicle
in white on brown.
Locations of Service: Lodi
1709—S. Stockton
11 S. Louie
Stockton
245 W anter Way
2060 E. Main
4632 Georgetown
1216 E. Hammer Ln.
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LIFE MEDICAL INDUSTRIES
Application for Operation of Ambulances
Rate Schedule:
Lodi
Stockton
Base Rate
$ 100.00$
120.00
Basic Emergency
145
157.00
Base Rate -ALS
285.00
288.00
Night Call
i' 30.00
37.00
Oxygen
22.00
22.00
Mileage
6.50
7.00
Standby ---k-.-Hour
40.00
46.00
Experience:
MICHAEL N. NILSSEN
LOUIS K. MEYER:
JO ANN HODGE:
Owner/Operator since 1971.
Owner/Operator since 1980.
Owner/Operator since 1980.
All drivers are properly licensed by the state Department of Motor
Vehicles and maintain a minimum of EMT -I certification.
BLS BASE RATE ONE PATIENT --------------------------- $100.00
BLS BASE RATE TWO PATIENTS-------------------------- 95.00
BLS BASE RATE THREE PATIENTS------------------------- 90.00
BLS EMERGENCY BASE RATE ONE PATIENT----------------- 14F.00
BLS EMERGENCY BASE RATE TWO PATIENTS---------------- :37.50
BLS EMERGENCY BASE ARTE THREE PATIENTS-------------- :30.50
ALS EMERGENCY BASE RATE ONE PATIENT----------------- 285.00
AMBULANCE RESPONSE BASIC CARE------------------------ 30.00
AMBULANCE RESPONSE ALS CARE------------------------- 285.00
NIGHT CALL SERVICE ( 7:00 PM TO 7:00 AM )----------- 30.00
OXYGEN DELIVERY PER USE----------------------------- 22.00
MILEAGE ( PER TRANSPORTED MILE )--------------------- 6.50
WAITING TIME ( PER HALF HOUR )---------------------- 40.00
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LODI MEDICAB SERVICE RATES
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BASE RATE
1 PATIENT/each ------------- -------------------- $ 14.71
2 PATIENT/each--------------------------------- 11.75
3 PATIENT/each--------------------------------- 9.31
4 PATIENT/each--------------------------------- 8.34
MILEAGE/PER MILE------------------------------------ 1.08
NIGHT CALL SERVICE (7A.M. TO 7P.M.)----------------- 5.11
WAITING TIME/PER 15 MIN.---------------------------- 4.40
RATE. 3/86
Section 36.000
Employee Development and Training
The company supports employee training and development programs
for the purpose of enhancing the skills and increasing the knowledge
each employee brings to his or ner position. Employees are encouraged
to take advantage of company=provided educational, training and
development programs for that purpose. !1'he company provides
three types of employment training and development:
36.001
The company provides a combination of on-the-job and classroom
training and a basic orientation program for new hires. New
employees will be trained by their immediate supervisors, who
will receive support from the training department in this process.
36.002
The company provides instruction needed to upgrade the skills
of employees within their existing positions, or to teach
employees new skills for modifications to existing positions,
or to prepare for new jobs when old positions are abolished.
36.003
The company provides - either in house or through outside
agencies - training to assist managers and supervisors in
improving their managerial skills.
36.100
Recommendations for Further Training: Front-line supervisors
and managers will recommend worthy employees for further
training. Participation in additional training is no guarantee
that an employee will be promoted or transfered to a bet:`ter
position, but will be an assistance. Recommendations should
follow normal departmental channels. Supervisors should make
training recommendations to the executive officer who should
•evaluate the request and forward his or her own recommendation
to.the Training Officer. The executive officer and Training
Officer together will determine which employees shall be
asked to participate in pL-riodic programs.
36.200
Types of Training: The Training Officer is responsible for
developing in-house training, skills development and educational
programs for all employees. The Training Officer may, within
-budget limitations,,.purchase outside materials, pre-packaged
programmed instruction and audiovisual aids -to -assist in
developing and conducting the trainii►g programs. To the
greatest extent possible, additional training should take the
form of either on-the-job or in-house classroom training.
Department heads may require employees to participate in on-
the�job exercises to upgrade skills, and to attend classroom
lectures or discust:iors in relation to their jobs.
36.300
The Traini':g and Development Department: The Training Officer's
main function is to.develop, maintain and improve all educational
and training programs. Within the budget, he or she will
establish and manage training facilities; determine the schedule
of training and education sessiono; establish testing criteria
fo determine which employees are qualified to receive additional
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training; establish means'to measure the effectiveness of each `
departmental training.program; and adequately publicize the
training department's.courses through company newsletters and
communications procedures.
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36.400'
Minority 'Training:'. Tile company -does nut discriminate against
any employee because of race, creed, religion, national origin,
age, sex, or handicapped status in offering educational or
training opportgnities. -
36.500
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Wr-P RDCERTIFICATION: All ALS personnel are required to meet. their Recertification
requirements on a yearly basis. All off duty time that is required to meet
4' the requirements of San Joaquin County Polici b Procedure Number. 134 Dated 1-1-85,
.' is compensatable.(See attached policy) '
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SAN:JOAQUIN COUNTY PERSONNEL POLICIES
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES• Emergency Medical Technician- -
. .4 LICIES AND PROCEDURES Paramedic
SUBJECT: EMT -P Recertification ISSUE DATE: January 1, 1985
POLICY NUMBER: 134 IMPLEMENTATION
' DATE: January 1, 1985
APPROVED:&J. ,LA SUPERCEDES: Sec. 3.2.1, 4/83
EMS MEDICAL DIREC OR
_I. Definition b Authority
•'In accordance with Section 100160, Title 22, of the California
Administrative Code, the local health officer or county
designated physician shall certify ar EMT -Paramedic after suc-
cegsful completion of a competency -based examination according
to state and local standards.
II. Policy and Procedure
r An EMT -P may be recertified within San Joaquin County after suc-
;, :cessfully completing the following:
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A.�� Every 12 months, the EMT -P shall be responsible for comple-
tion of the following continuing education: (Continuing
Education periods shall be December 1 through November 31.
All documentation will be completed and available for
1 inspection by the EMS Division by 12 Noon on December 1. )
!'F 1. Annual Coeitinuing Education Requirement:
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i= a. Category I (24 Hours):
A minimum f 1 roved lecture semina
•, mi im o 6 hours app lecture/seminar of .
which 50% (8 hours) must be obtained in Sam_.
Joaquin County.
3 The remaining 8 hours may be approved Basic Life
Support.or'Advanced Life Support instruction or
other. EMS Agency approved educational activity.
Of ,this, a• maximum of 2 hours per year ( 4 per
�N certification period) may be obtained by
par-ticipating in approved organizational activities
(i.e., EMCC, MAC, EMS. Forum) .
The paramedic shall attend certain mandatory
classes as determined by the EMS Medical
Director (.e., new drugs, field protocols, etc.).
EMT -P Recertification
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1. a. (Continued)
CE credit will be awarded for mandatory classes.
However, attendance is required.e,ven if the indi-
vidual has completed the minimum hours. In this
case, mandatory hours may be carried over into
the next year.
b. Category II (Six (6) Tape Reviews) (20 minimum)
C. Category III - Two units of clinical experience:
A unit shall consist of four (4) consecutive
ive hours
.of structured precepted clinical time in a. base
station hospital emergency department or other
approved clinical area.
All continuing education not offered by the San
Joaquin County EMS system shall be submitted for
approval At lease two weeks before the class is
to begin. *Tape reviews" are defined as those
formal tape audits conducted by the San Joaquin
base.station hospital's or with the approval of
the San Joaquin EMS Agency.
d. Field Evaluation - Every year, the EMT -P shall
be evaluated by a San Joaquin County EMS approved
preceptor. This evaluation must be satisfactory
• and documented according to EMS policy.
B. Every year, along with the continuing education evaluation,
the candidate shall submit a statement that he has worked
at least 1,00O.'hours per year for an approved paramedic
provider agency. During this time, the EMT -P shall accumu-
late the documented proof of four successful endotracheal
intubations.
..Summary
One Year Total: Two Year Total:
• 4
24 Hours Category I 8 Hours Category I
6 Tape Reviews 12 Tape Reviews
2 Clinical Units 8 Hours) 4 Clinical Units (16 Hours)
I Favorable Field Evaluation 2 Favorable Field Evaluations
1,000 Hours'Employment with 2,000 Hours Employment with
Paramedic Provider Paramedic Provider
4 Intubations 8 Intubations
EMT -P Recertification
Page 3 of 4
C.
D:
Every year, the paramedic shall demonstrate proof of pre-
sent affiliation/employment by a San Joaquin County
designated EMT -Paramedic Provider Agency.
The paramedic shall demonstrate proof of current cer-
tification as an Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) pro-
vider according to the standards of the American Heart
Association at all times while certified as a paramedic in
San Joaquin County.-,
At the end of a two'(2) year period, prior to written and
skills testing, the paramedic shall attend a recer-
tification review.
At the end of a�.two (2) year pgriod, the.paramedic for
recertificaticn":must submit to a recertification examina-
tion, both written and practical.
The candidata shall pass the San Joaquin County
EMT -Paramedic written examination with a score of 708 or
higher. •A candidate who fails initially may repeat the
exam no earlier than two weeks and must obtain 808 or
higher to pass.:;'A candidate.may not attempt the exam a
third time without completing additional criteria as
required by the•. Medical Director.
The paramedic shall pass the San.Joaquin County
EMT -Paramedic skills examination..
1, recertification examination fee shall be assessed each
paramedic prior -to any recertification testing.
Any paramedic that fails to:
1.• document required Continuing Education;
2. submit to a required Field Evaluation Form;
3. document required -continued service;
4. demonstrate continued employment with an ALS provider;
or ,
5. retain current'ACLS certification
by December 1 each year, will be classified as inactive.
EMT -P Recertification :
Page* 4 of 4 _
K. Any paramedic that fails to complete either the written or
skills recertification examinations will be classified °t.
• inactive..
Any paramedic who fails the written or skills examination ,
<' shall be immediately classified as inactive until such_time
as the examinations are successfully completed,
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4-7302
(a) (5)
(a) (8)
APPLICATION FOR AMBULANCE
VEHICLE PERMITS
odge
1R18299
COMPANY NAME
ADDRESS
24485-03
oran a
Motorola
Lodi Ambulance Service 1709 S. Stockton St. P. 0. BOX 597 Lodi
a. 95241
1981
odge
Number
Street (PO Box)City
State
Zip
LOCATION WHERE VEHICLE MAY BE INSPECTED
1709 S. Stockton St. or
11 Louie Ave. Lodi
Ca.
3,
Number
Street
City. Cross
Street
DESCRIPTION OF VEHICLE AND RADIO:
24485--06
white
qold
RADIO
above
Year License
Company
CNP IO Color
Ford
Private
Model Make Plate' VIN
Number
Card # Combo
Type Frequency
Line Code
above
5.
1983
GMC
Medic 14
white
24485-05
155.205 1
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1.
1979
odge
1R18299
10
24485-03
oran a
Motorola
155.400
2.
1981
odge
Medic'13
13
24485-01
white
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Same as
above
3,
1984
ord
LAS 11
11
24485--06
white
qold
Same a3
above
4.
1985
Ford
LAS 12
12
24485-07
white
gold
Same a3
above
5.
1983
GMC
Medic 14
14
24485-05
white
gold
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above
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
REMOVAL FROM SERVICE
EMS 06 02
7302
(5)
(8)
APPLICATION
:.
FOR AMBULANCE VEHICLE PERMITS
Dodge
ACAS 19
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COMPANY NAME
ADDRESS'
2.
81
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11+ X. Charter R v
P.O. Box
17SI Stockton, Co.
5l01
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Number Street
,Boxcity
State
Zip
cord
ACAS
21
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LOCATION WHERE VEHICLE MAY BE INSPECTED
f45 X. Charter Way
n
84
Number Street
ACAS. b
City Cross
Street
DESCRIPTION OF VEHICLE AND RADIO:
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Br/Gold
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a
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Color
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Model Make Plate# VIN
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cord
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2215 ' S' SACRAMENTO
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7528 KELLEY DRIVE
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RIPON, CALIFORNIA
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1130 CALI�'OUN WAY
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STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA
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RESOLUTION NO. 86-155
- ��• • • •,• �• • • ��+• s : • • is M a�• Ma
WHEREAS, in the matter of the request of ownership of the Lodi
Ambulance Service and upon completion of an investigation and hearing on the
matter, the Lodi City Council hereby determines that
A. That the vehicles described in the application and proposed to be
used comply with all pertinent state laws;
B. That the colored scheme, insignia, name, monogram or other
distinguishing characteristics proposed to be used upon such ambulance or
ambulances is not in conflict with and does not imitate any color scheme,
insignia, name, monogram or other distinguishing characteristics used by any
other person, in such manner as to mislead or tend to mislead, deceive or defraud
the public;
C. That the application is complete and that the applicant will meet
the criteria set forth in this chapter for operating an ambulance business within
the city;
D. That further ambulance service in the city is required by the
public convenience and necessity and that the applicant is fit, willing and able
to perform ambulance service and to conform to the provisions of this chapter,
and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated by the city council. In
making such findings the city council shall take into consideration the number of
ambulances already in operation, whether existing ambulance service is adequate
to meet the public need, the probable effect of increased ambulance service on
local traffic conditions, and the character, experience and responsibility of the
applicant.
NOW, THMM RE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of
Lodi does hereby approve the transfer of ownership of the Lodi Ambulance Service.
Dated: October 15, 1986
I hereby certify that Resolution No. 86-156 was passed and
adopted by the City Council of the City of Lodi in a regular
meeting held October 15, 1986 by the following vote:
Ayes: Council. Members - Olson, Hinchman, Pinkerton,
Snider and Reid (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - Nore
Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk