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  • EMAs Working in B.C.
    • Categories of Licence
    • EMA Practice
  • General Information about Licensing
  • Getting your Training
  • Scheduling your Examination
    • Written Examination
    • Practical Examination
    • IV Endorsement Examination
    • Remedial Examination
    • Jurisprudence Examination
  • Getting your Initial Licence
    • Applicants Trained in B.C.
    • Licensed Elsewhere in Canada
    • Trained in Canada but not Licensed
    • Trained Outside of Canada
    • Getting an Endorsement
    • Having your Restrictions Removed
    • First Responders
  • Renewing your Licence
  • Licence Extension and Reinstatement
  • Retaining your Licence
    • Continuing Competence
      • Reporting CE Credits and Patient Contacts
      • Denied Submission and Requests for More Information
      • Transferring Credits
      • Shortfall Notice and Adjudication
    • Assigned Credits Course List 2011/2012
    • Assigned Credits Course List 2012/2013
    • Continuing Competence for IV
      • Reporting your IV Starts
      • Shortfall Notice and Adjudication
    • Continuing Competence Submission Summaries
      • CE Credits and Patient Contact Summaries
      • IV Log Summaries
    • Transition Regulation
  • Training Providers
    • Curriculum Review Process
    • Special Practical Examination Session
  • Complaints
    • How to Make a Complaint
    • If a Complaint is Made against Me
    • Hearing
  • Forms
    • Forms Available on this Site
    • Forms Available on the EMA Licensing Branch Intranet
  • Fees Schedule
  • Links

Emergency Medical Assistants Licensing Board

The Emergency Medical Assistants Licensing Board is responsible for examining, registering and licensing all emergency medical assistants (EMAs) in B.C., including first responders.

The board, under the authority of the Emergency and Health Services Act, sets licence terms and conditions, and mandates competency requirements. In addition, the board investigates complaints and conducts hearings where necessary.

The board has three members, all appointed. By law the board must include a licensed EMA and an emergency room physician. The third member sits as the board chair and brings an expertise in arbitration and labour law.

Board Members

Click here to see the profile for: Mr. Ken M. Kramer
Click here to see the profile for: Mr. William Leverett, member

Annual Reports

2010/2011 EMA Licensing Board Annual Report ^{(PDF 745K)}
2009/2010 EMA Licensing Board Annual Report ^{(PDF 687K)}

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