South Carolina § 44-61-350 Advisory Committee.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 44-61-350 — Advisory Committee.

South Carolina § 44-61-350

Title 44HEALTH

Ch. 61EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

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S.C. Code Ann. § 44-61-350 (2026).

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(A)There is established the Emergency Medical Services for Children Advisory Committee to advise the department on matters concerning preventative, prehospital, hospital, rehabilitative, and other post-hospital medical care for children.

(B)Committee members must be appointed by the board.

(C)The advisory committee is composed of a nurse with emergency pediatric experience, a physician with pediatric training, an emergency physician, an EMT/paramedic who is currently practicing, a ground level prehospital provider representative, an emergency medical services state agency representative, the EMSC Program principal investigator, the EMSC Program manager, and a family representative. All members must reside and, if applicable, be licensed or certified to practice in this State.

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(A) There is established the Emergency Medical Services for Children Advisory Committee to advise the department on matters concerning preventative, prehospital, hospital, rehabilitative, and other post-hospital medical care for children. (B) Committee members must be appointed by the board. (C) The advisory committee is composed of a nurse with emergency pediatric experience, a physician with pediatric training, an emergency physician, an EMT/paramedic who is currently practicing, a ground level prehospital provider representative, an emergency medical services state agency representative, the EMSC Program principal investigator, the EMSC Program manager, and a family representative. All members must reside and, if applicable, be licensed or certified to practice in this State. (D) Members of the advisory committee shall serve without compensation, mileage, per diem, or subsistence.