Mentions of “MEDICAL SERVICES” — 6 found
… es a different meaning: (14) “Handler” means the police officer who is the handler of a police dog receiving emergency medical services under this chapter. (19) “Police dog” means a dog that has been trained by a supervising K-9 trainer or K-9 trainer …
… erline as follows: § 9816. Emergency care of police dogs. (a) A paramedic or other EMS provider may provide emergency medical services to an injured police dog at the scene of an emergency that has resulted in the police dog’s injury. (b) A paramedic …
… aramedic or other EMS provider may transport the police dog to a designated veterinary facility and provide emergency medical services to the police dog during transport to the facility, if the paramedic or EMS provider deem it necessary for the police …
… necessary for the police dog’s survival. The handler, if available, must be present during the provision of emergency medical services and transport to the veterinary facility. (c) A paramedic or other EMS provider who in good faith attempts to render …
… eterinary facility. (c) A paramedic or other EMS provider who in good faith attempts to render or facilitate emergency medical services to an injured police dog is not liable for civil damages which occur as a result of any act or omission by the parame …
… fully, wantonly, or recklessly or by gross negligence. (d) A paramedic or other EMS provider may not provide emergency medical services to a police dog if their services are needed concurrently to provide services to an individual, and the care of the p …