7 AAC 26.176. Responsibilities of the MICP course coordinator

(a) An individual who is certified as a MICP course coordinator is responsible for:

(1) academic counseling for students;

(2) ensuring the availability of necessary training equipment;

(3) selecting the appropriate skills lab personnel;

(4) course development;

(5) compliance with applicable regulations related to MICP training and licensing;

(6) selecting the appropriate faculty in conjunction with the course medical director;

(7) the monitoring and evaluation of each of the course's students and members of the course faculty;

(8) providing for course completion testing and initial testing of students for licensure in accordance with 12 AAC 40.310;

(9) ensuring that, within 21 days following completion of the didactic instruction portion of the course, the department is provided with the following information, attested by the course medical director:

(A) course number;

(B) students' names;

(D) the name of the course medical director;

(E) the name of the MICP course coordinator;

(F) the number of hours of didactic instruction training;

(G) course admission requirements;

(H) documentation of student attendance, test scores, and EMS credentials obtained during the course; and

(I) description of qualifications, duties, and responsibilities of faculty members; and

(10) ensuring that, within 21 days following completion of the clinical instruction and field internship portions of the course by each student, the department is provided with the number of hours of clinical instruction training and number of hours of field internship training for each student, attested by the course medical director.

(b) The responsibilities set out in (a) of this section may not be delegated to an individual who is not certified by the department as a MICP course coordinator.

History: Eff. 3/11/98, Register 145

Authority: AS 18.08.080

AS 18.08.082

AS 18.08.084

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