Health department; to require acceptance of military education or training as credit towards EMS licensure

Summary

The bill requires the Alabama Department of Public Health to credit education, training, and experience earned while serving in the armed forces toward the qualifications for an EMS personnel license. It applies to anyone seeking an EMS license who has served in the military, reserves, National Guard, or state naval militia, and it takes effect on October 1, 2026. The change aligns Alabama with other licensing boards that already recognize military credentials.

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