New Jersey Statutes
§ 27:5F-13.1 — Medical aid
New Jersey § 27:5F-13.1
JurisdictionNew Jersey
Title 27HIGHWAYS
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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 27:5F-13.1 (2026).
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The life saving medical services provided by first aid, rescue or ambulance squad members and by licensed physicians and surgeons have proven to be vitally important to the health, safety, and welfare of injured persons in this State. A law enforcement officer shall permit any first aid, rescue or ambulance squad member, or any physician or surgeon licensed to practice medicine or surgery under chapter 9 of Title 45 of the Revised Statutes, to provide medical aid that the member, physician or surgeon considers appropriate to an injured person, unless in the judgment of the law enforcement officer in charge, considerations of the public health, safety and welfare are of overriding concern in a particular situation. Law enforcement officers shall recognize and implement the public policy set
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Nearby Sections
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§ 27:5F-13.1
Medical aid§ 27:5F-18
Short title§ 27:5F-19
Findings, determinations§ 27:5F-20
Definitions.§ 27:5F-21
Coordination by Governor.§ 27:5F-22
Training programs§ 27:5F-23
Qualification for federal funds.§ 27:5F-24
Grants to Treasury Department.§ 27:5F-25
Portion to political subdivisions§ 27:5F-26
Emergency medical service programs.§ 27:5F-27
Certification§ 27:5F-28
Allocation of federal funds§ 27:5F-29
Office of Highway Traffic Safety.§ 27:5F-30
Ban on first aid squad restrictions§ 27:5F-31
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