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This memo explains the temporary change in enrollment periods for certain persons enrolled in the medical cannabis program to licensed non-profit producers.
This memo explains the temporary change in enrollment periods for certain persons enrolled in the medical cannabis program to law enforcement partners.
This is a list of the licensed non-profit producers for the medical cannabis program that were re-licensed.
This is the course curriculum for paramedics.
This contains the instructional guidelines for advanced emergency medical technician students.
This contains the instructional guidelines for emergency medical systems first responders students.
This contains the instructional guidelines for basic emergency medical technician students.
This contains the minimum requirements for emergency medical services instructors/coordinators.
The purpose of the site visit will be to evaluate the program’s compliance with nationally established medical transport standards. The site visit results will be used to determine whether, and the conditions under which accreditation should be awarded to the program.
This contains the testing guidelines for basic emergency medical services students.
This EMT basic compliance memo is from Central New Mexico community college for summer 2015.
This is the course curriculum for instructors and coordinators.
This is the most current list of available medical directors throughout the state of New Mexico.
The Logic Model is a Program Evaluation tool. It helps project partners see how the resources and activities of the NMACP program connect and contribute to desired health outcomes.
Ever since the 2001 anthrax attacks, bioterrorism has been flung into global notoriety, developing into a household term. Bioterrorism agents are microbiological organisms, such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, or toxins of biological origin, which could cause severe, potentially lethal infections in humans, or affect crops and livestock.
General information about testing for infectious diseases.
Usually foodborne illnesses are the result of improper handling or consumption of improperly cooked foods, and the range of pathogenic microorganisms that cause such infectious disease includes bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses. Many of those that are infectious to humans also affect animals, while some are mutually exclusive.
This memorandum serves as a reminder to district and charter school leaders that state statutes and New Mexico Administrative Codes are in place to guide public schools in both immunization requirements and exemptions.