                                 CODE OF VIRGINIA

OUT-OF-STATE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROVIDERS (§ 32.1-111.9:1)

A. Notwithstanding the provisions of this article or any other law or regulation
to the contrary, an emergency medical services provider who holds a valid
license or certification in a state that borders the Commonwealth may provide
emergency medical services in the Commonwealth if (i) such services are provided
at a widely attended event open to the public; (ii) due to the expected number
of attendees, the anticipated need for emergency medical services at the event
is beyond the capacity of local emergency medical services providers; (iii) the
organizers of the event notify the Commissioner at least 10 business days prior
to the event that out-of-state emergency medical services providers will be
onsite at the event; and (iv) the out-of-state medical services providers
provide to the Commissioner relevant licensure or certification information and
any other information deemed necessary by the Commissioner.

B. The provisions of this section shall not be construed to supersede or affect
the provisions of Chapter 18 (&#xA7; 32.1-371) or any other interstate agreement
regarding emergency medical services providers. Any out-of-state emergency
medical services provider who holds a license or certification in a state that
has entered into an interstate compact of which the Commonwealth is a member or
any other interstate agreement with the Commonwealth regarding emergency medical
services providers shall be governed by the provisions of such compact or
agreement.

HISTORY: 2018, c. 196.