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Personnel must complete appropriate medical education. All EMS System and SCTP protocols, policies and procedures must be reviewed and approved by the Medical Director of the Office of  \nEMS  \nAll items highlighted in “red” are required by NCCEP in all systems with EMS personnel credentialed at the specified level. Specialty Care (SCTP) required items are not listed here, as they can be found on the Specialized Ambulance Protocol Summary (SAPS) form.  \n\n| Medications | EMR | EMT | AEMT | MEDIC |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| ACE inhibitors |  |  |  | X |\n| Acetaminophen  X |  | X | X15 | X |\n| Adenosine  |  |  |  | X |\n| Aminophylline  |  |  |  | X |\n| Amiodarone  |  |  |  | X |\n| Anti-arrhythmic  |  |  |  | X12 |\n| Antibiotics  |  |  | X | X |\n| Anti-emetic preparations  |  |  | X | X |\n| Antipsychotic (Typical and Atypical)  |  | X 19 | X20 | X20 |\n| Antivirals  |  |  | X | X |\n| Aspirin  X |  | X | X | X |\n| Atropine  X4 |  | X4 | X4 | X |\n| Barbiturates  |  |  |  | X |\n| Benzodiazepine preparations  |  |  |  | X14 |\n| Beta agonist preparations  |  | X2 | X | X |\n| Beta blockers  |  |  |  | X13 |\n| Bretylium  |  |  |  | X |\n| C1 Esterase-Inhibitors  |  |  |  | X |\n| Calcium channel blockers  |  |  |  | X13 |\n| Calcium chloride/gluconate  |  |  |  | X21 |\n| Calcium Paste  |  | X | X | X |\n| Charcoal  |  | X | X | X |\n| Clonidine  |  |  |  | X |\n| Clopidogrel  |  |  |  | X |\n| CroFab (Crotalidae Polyvalent Immune Fab)  |  |  |  | X8 |\n| Crystalloid solutions  |  |  | X | X |\n| Cyanide poisoning antidote kit  |  |  |  | X |\n| Digoxin  |  |  |  | X |\n| Diphenhydramine  X3 |  | X3 | X | X |\n| Diuretics  |  |  |  | X |\n| Dobutamine  |  |  |  | X |\n| Dopamine  |  |  |  | X |\n| Droperidol  |  |  |  | X |\n| Epinephrine  X1 |  | X1 | X | X |\n| Etomidate  |  |  |  | X |\n| Flumazenil  |  |  |  | X |\n| Glucagon  |  | X | X | X |\n| Glucose, oral  X |  | X | X | X |\n| Glucose solutions  |  |  | X | X |\n| Haloperidol  |  |  |  | X |\n| Heparin (unfractionated and low molecular weight)  |  |  |  | X |\n| Histamine 2 blockers |  |  | X | X |\n\nLast revision: October 10, 2023 1  \n\n| Medications | EMR | EMT | AEMT | MEDIC |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Hydroxocobalamin |  |  |  | X |\n| Immunizations  |  | X22 | X6 | X6 |\n| Insulin  |  |  |  | X |\n| Ipratropium  |  |  | X | X |\n| Isoproterenol  |  |  |  | X |\n| Ketamine  |  |  |  | X7 |\n| Levetiracetam  |  |  |  | X |\n| Lidocaine  |  |  | X18 | X |\n| Magnesium sulfate  |  |  | X | X |\n| Mannitol  |  |  |  | X |\n| Methylene blue  |  |  |  | X |\n| Milrinone  |  |  |  | X |\n| Monoclonal Antibodies  |  |  | X | X |\n| N-acetylcysteine  |  |  |  | X |\n| Narcotic analgesics  |  |  |  | X |\n| Narcotic antagonists | X9,10 | X9,10 | X | X |\n| Nasal spray decongestant  |  | X | X | X |\n| Nesiritide  |  |  |  | X |\n| Nitroglycerin  |  | X2 | X | X |\n| Nitroprusside sodium  |  |  |  | X |\n| Nitrous oxide  |  | X | X | X |\n| Non-prescription medications  |  | X | X | X |\n| Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory  |  | X | X15 | X |\n| Norepinephrine  |  |  |  | X |\n| Octreotide  |  |  |  | X |\n| Oxygen  X5  |  | X5 | X5 | X5 |\n| Oxytocin  |  |  |  | X |\n| Paralytic agents  |  |  |  | X17 |\n| Phenothiazine preparations  |  |  |  | X |\n| Phenylephrine  |  |  |  | X |\n| Phenytoin preparations  |  |  |  | X |\n| Plasma protein fraction  |  |  |  | X |\n| Platelet g-II/IIIa inhibitors  |  |  |  | X |\n| Potassium chloride  |  |  |  | X |\n| Pralidoxime  X4 |  | X4 | X4 | X |\n| Procainamide  |  |  |  | X |\n| Procaine  |  |  |  | X |\n| Proparacaine  |  |  |  | X |\n| Propofol  |  |  |  | X8 |\n| Proton pump inhibitors  |  |  |  | X |\n| Sodium bicarbonate  |  |  |  | X |\n| Steroid preparations  |  |  | X | X |\n| Thiamine  |  |  | X | X |\n| Thrombolytic agents  |  |  |  | X |\n| Topical hemostatic agents  X |  | X | X | X |\n| Total Parenteral Nutrition  | ","cbCaibHGTrvqlwAk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibHGTrvqlwAk","pdf",359716,"English","# Credentialing and oversight requirements\n## NCCEP medication requirements by credential level\n## Medication limitations and revision notes","[{\"question\":\"What oversight requirements apply when EMS personnel administer medications?\",\"answer\":\"EMS personnel at any level must administer medications with medical oversight and must complete appropriate medical education.\"},{\"question\":\"Where are SCTP (Specialty Care) required items documented?\",\"answer\":\"SCTP required items are not listed in this summary; they are provided in the Specialized Ambulance Protocol Summary (SAPS) form.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the document include limitations by credential level?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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