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Emergency Medical Services Council (SEMSCO)  \nState Emergency Medical Advisory Committee (SEMAC)  \nRegional Emergency Medical Services Council (REMSCO)  \nRegional Emergency Medical Advisory Committee (REMAC) Emergency Medical Services Program Agencies  \nRole of the EMS Course Sponsor in the EMS System  \nDescription of the EMS Course Sponsor  \nRole of the Certified First Responder (CFR)  \nRole of the Emergency Medical Technician-Basic (EMT-B)  \nSection Two  \nFunctional Job Description for CFR  \nFunctional Job Description for EMT-B  \nNYS DOH Policy Statement 00-09  \nNYS DOH Policy Statement 00-10  \nSection Three  \nGeneral Requirements for Certification  \nRequirements for CFR Certification  \nRequirements for EMT-B Certification  \nNYS DOH Policy Statement 00-12  \nSection Four  \nGuide for the New York State Written Certification Examination  \nSection Five  \nCurriculum Objectives for CFR  \nCurriculum Objectives for EMT-B  \nSection Six  \nPractical Skills Practice Guides  \nClinical Rotation Guide  \nSection Seven  \nNew York State Pre-Hospital Care Report (PCR)  \nSection Eight  \nContinuing Quality Improvement  \nSection Nine  \nRecommendations for Decontamination and Cleaning of Emergency Service Vehicles  \nRecommendations for Body Substance Isolation (BSI)  \nRecommendations for Prevention of Latex Allergy  \n10 NYCRR Part 63 – HIV/Aids Testing, Reporting and Confidentiality of HIV-Related Information OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.1030 – Bloodborne Pathogens  \nSection 10  \nGovernor’s Executive Order Number 26  \nIntroduction to the Incident Command System (ICS)  \nSection 11  \nPublic Health Law Article 30 and 30A  \nSection 12  \n10 NYCRR Part 800 – Emergency Medical Services Code  \nSection 13  \nNYS DOH Policy Statement 00-13  \nSection of NYS Vehicle and Traffic Law Pertaining to Emergency Vehicle Operation  \nSection 14  \nDepartment of Health Memorandum 92-32 – Regarding Orders Not to Resuscitate (DNR) Pertinent Sections from Public Health Law Article 29-B  \nDOH Policy Statement 99-10  \nSection 15  \nActive NYS DOH Bureau of Emergency Medical Services Policy Statements  \nSection 16  \nContact Information  \nBureau of Emergency Medical Services  \nREMSCOs  \nEMS Program Agencies  \nTrauma Centers  \nPoison Control Centers  \nSection 17  \nCounty EMS Coordinators  \nCounty Fire Coordinators  \nDepartment of State – Office of Fire Prevention and Control (OFPC)  \nState Emergency Management Office (SEMO)  \nFederal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)  \nOccupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)  \nU.S. Health and Human Services Administration – Center for Disease Control (CDC) Section 18  \nPediatric Emergency Care Reference Card  \nSection One  \nIntroduction  \nBureau of Emergency Medical Services State Emergency Medical Services Council (SEMSCO) State Emergency Medical Advisory Committee (SEMAC)  \nRegional Emergency Medical Services Council (REMSCO)  \nRegional Emergency Medical Advisory Committee 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This manual is intended to assist you in the certification process as a Pre-Hospital Care Provider in New York State. The manual is designed in modular form to serve all levels of providers and as a constant reference guide to use throughout your career as a Pre-Hospital Care Provider in New York State.  \nThe first module will address the Certified First Responder (CFR), and the Emergency Medical Technician – Basic (EMT-B) . 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