Board Meetings
June 29, 2009
Kansas Board of EMS: April 4th and 5th, 2024 Board and Committee Meetings
Location:
Landon State Office Building, Room 509
900 SW Jackson
Topeka, KS 66612
Social distancing will be encouraged at all times regardless of vaccination status. Please refer to each meeting agenda for directions and deadline to submit comments upon agenda items.
All meetings may be attended virtually:
You may listen to the meetings via computer, tablet or smart phone through GoToMeeting. Links for virtual access via computer or phone can be found in the in the meeting schedule. GoToMeeting links for virtual computer access can be found below (or refer to the agenda for each meeting).
Committee format is standard time allocation:
Click on each committee meeting link to view agendas.
Thursday, April 4th:
1:00 pm: Education, Examination, Training and Certification (EETC) , also available virtually via GoToMeeting
NOT Meeeting Investigations Committee
Friday, April 5th
9:00 am: General Board Meeting, also available virtually via GoToMeeting
To comment on Committee or Board Meeting Agendas CLICK HERE.
COMMITTEE DOCUMENTS:
OTHER IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS:
2024 Meeting Dates
Training
June 8, 2009
EMS Jobs in Kansas
July 23, 2012
We will soon be removing this page from the KBEMS website. We encourage everyone to use KansasWorks website. The site is FREE to both job seekers and employers wishing to post job openings.
| DATE POSTED | LOCATION | POSITION | HOW TO APPLY | DEADLINE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 04/02/2024 | Stafford County Emergency Services | Full Time EMT Stafford County Emergency Services has an open position available for a full time EMT. Stafford County Emergency Services serves a rural population of approximately 4,208 people throughout a 792 square mile service area with a call volume of 400-450 calls per year. The department works under protocols designed to provide care to patients in a rural setting. With prolonged transport times and bypass protocols, our EMS personnel must have strong critical thinking skills and be comfortable caring for patients for long periods of time. Available shifts are 12 hours: * 7am – 7pm (3 shifts per week) Qualified applicants should possess a Kansas EMT certification, current CPR certification, and a valid Kansas driver’s license. Salary is commensurate with experience and education. Stafford County offers an excellent fringe benefit package. Stafford County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. |
Interested applicants can call (620) 549-3765 for further information.
Applications are available at the |
Applications accepted until position is filled |
Naloxone
April 28, 2017
- Naloxone Administration by EMT’s & EMR’s
Kansas HB 2217 authorizes the administration of Naloxone to patients believed to be at risk of
experiencing an opioid overdose by trained first responders, and provides for liability protection of
those who administer the medication in good faith and with reasonable care. Kansas Administrative
Regulations 109-3-3 and 109-3-4 authorize Kansas certified Emergency Medical Technicians and
Emergency Medical Responders to administer Naloxone to suspected opioid overdose patients via Auto
injector, Intramuscular (IM), or Intranasal (IN) administration routes provided the Kansas EMT and EMR
have received appropriate training and are authorized to perform these activities by a licensed physician
medical director.
The following link provides the approved medication lists for EMT & EMR:
EMT medication list – 109-3-4 approved by reference.pdf
EMR medication list – 109-3-3 approved by reference.pdf
The administration of Naloxone by the Kansas certified Paramedic or Advanced Emergency Medical
Technician via the Intravenous (IV), Intraosseous (IO), Intramuscular (IM), Intranasal (IN), or by
Autoinjector remains an authorized activity through existing statutes and regulations.
Kansas Board of Pharmacy Resources
The following types of resources and links concerning emergency opioid antagonists are available
on the Kansas Board of Pharmacy website at: www.pharmacy.ks.gov/naloxone
Naloxone Training
As defined in KSA 65-6144, all Kansas certified EMS providers are required to receive appropriate
training and operate under protocols approved by their licensed physician medical director. To assist
with providing initial or refresher training associated with administration of Naloxone, the following
links provide access to Naloxone training for EMR’s and EMT’s. The Kansas Board of EMS would like to
extend our appreciation to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Public Health EMS
Section, for making these resources available to Kansas EMS for consideration in developing local
training and protocol deliverables.
Wisconsin Naloxone Training-EMR.pdf
Wisconsin Naloxone Training-EMT.pdf
PLEASE NOTE these are only made available as resources! We encourage all licensed EMS agencies and
authorized first responder groups to develop appropriate training deliveries which meet local needs
and authorized activities, and require local medical director approval for the scope of these activities!
Educator Resources – Roster
June 28, 2016
The KBEMS Education Roster template can be utilized by any agency needing to do so. This roster is a fillable pdf and will allow the user to insert items of importance to remain within regulatory requirements. Note: Download the Training Roster form for easy filling and/or printing with Adobe Acrobat. The form may also be filled from within MS Internet Explorer or Google Chrome.
With KBEMS
July 17, 2009
Current Openings
Education Manager
