The information in this section is intended to provide public notice of disciplinary action by the Texas Department of Health and the Bureau of Emergency Management and is not intended to reflect the specific findings of either entity.
This information may not reflect any number of factors including, but not limited to, the severity of harm to a patient, any mitigating factors, or a certificant's disciplinary history. This listing is not intended as a guide to the level of sanctions appropriate for a particular act of misconduct.
Agustin Manuel Martinez, dba Fidelis EMS, Houston, TX. March 3, 2013, revocation for violating EMS Rule §157.16(d)(12) related to failing to respond to department request for information.
Alexander, Randall, Arlington, TX. December 3, 2012, reprimand for violating EMS Rules 25 TAC §§157.36(b)(7), and 157.36(b)(28) related to failing to follow medical director’s protocols and failing to ensure that a proper assessment was performed on patient.
Alsaleh, Inc., dba National Care EMS, Houston, TX. June 10, 2012, assessed a $3,750.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, failing to store and maintain all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations and failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source.
Amana Care, Inc., Houston, TX. June 3, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.11(m)(20), 157.16(d)(12) and 156.16(d)(19) related to failure to notify department of a change in medical director and failure to respond to department request for information.
Ambu-Care EMS, LLC, dba Ambu-Care EMS, Richmond, TX. May 28, 2012, assessed a $3,750.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(i)(3), 157.11(j)(1) and 157.11(m)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, failing to store and maintain all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations, failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source and failing to have EMS crew properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name.
Ambulance Transportation Services, LLC, McAllen, TX. December 30, 2011, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.11(i)(2), 157.11(j)(1), 157.11(m)(1) and 157.11(m)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times and failing to have crew members properly identified by name, certification level and /or provider name.
Anahuac Emergency Corps, dba Anahuac Volunteer Emergency Corps., Anahuac, TX. March 20, 2013, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(j)(5) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times and failing to assure current protocols, equipment, supply and medication lists are maintained on each vehicle.
Anders, Scott W., Euless, TX. September 26, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(24) and 157.36(b)(28) related to receiving deferred adjudication for misdemeanor false report to police officer/law enforcement employee and failure to respond to the Department’s request for information.
Anointed EMS Inc., Houston, TX. June 24, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.11(m)(20), 157.16(d)(12) and 156.16(d)(19) related to failure to notify the department of a change of its medical director and failure to respond to the department’s request for information.
Anson General Hospital EMS, dba Anson EMS, Anson, TX. August 6, 2012, assessed a $800.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(j)(5) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to have current protocols, equipment, supply and medication list maintained on vehicle; and failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source.
Archuleta, Tim S., San Antonio, TX. January 19, 2013, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(6), 157.36(b)(28) and 157.36(b)(30) related to causing, or by-omission causing, bodily injury and serious mental impairment or injury to children, and failing to report such to legal authorities in a timely manner.
Arnold, Jeffrey W., San Antonio, TX. December 17, 2012, reprimand for violating EMS Rules 25 TAC §§157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(24), 157.36(b)(28), and 157.36(b)(29) related to receiving deferred adjudication for the state jail felony offense of theft-welfare fraud, failure to disclose criminal history on a renewal application and failure to respond to the Department’s request for information.
Arteaga, Eliseo, Houston, TX. June 29, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(3), 157.36(b)(7) and 157.36(b)(28) related to failure to properly assess, document patient care on PCR, obtain refusal form and contact supervisor or medical control for non-transport.
Bamburg, Johnny D., Dallas, TX. June 24, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(6), 157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(22), 157.36(b)(27), 157.36(b)(28) and 157.36(b)(30) related to causing bodily injury to a person by impeding normal breathing and circulation by applying pressure to the throat and neck, receiving deferred adjudication for 3rd degree felony offense of assault, failure to notify the department within 30 days of court order and failure to respond to the department’s request for information.
Barr, Robert P., Forney, TX. November 16, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(7) and 157.36(b)(28) related to failing to follow medical director’s protocols.
Barron, Rudolfo, Forney, TX. January 18, 2013, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(7) and 157.36(b)(28) related to failing to follow medical director’s protocols by transporting a patient without a second attendant to provide care in the ambulance.
Bates, Jodee S., Odessa, TX. May 13, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rule §157.36(b)(7) related to failing to follow medical director’s protocols.
Bell, Lisa R., Friendswood, TX. September 26, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(1), 157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(15), 157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(22), 157.36(b)(23), 157.36(b)(27), 157.36(b)(28), 157.36(b)(29) and 157.36(b)(30) related to receiving deferred adjudication for misdemeanor interference with public duties, failure to notify the Department within 10 days and failure to disclose criminal history on a renewal application; two arrests for misdemeanor driving while intoxicated and failure to notify the Department within 10 days; one arrest for failure to stop/give information and possession of dangerous drug, failure to notify the Department within 10 days and failure to respond to the Department’s request for information.
Boleyn, John C., Port Arthur, TX. November 5, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(3) and 157.36(b)(4) related to falsifying and/or failing to accurately and/or completely note on the patient care report patient’s treatment.
Bruton, Jeffery B., Kerrville, TX. July 31, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(4), 157.36(b)(7), 157.36(b)(9) and 157.36(b)(28) related to falsifying a patient care report and allowing an EMT to perform advanced level skills.
Bulloch, David L., Round Rock, TX. June 24, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(5), 157.36(b)(18), 157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(22), 157.36(b)(23) and 157.36(b)(24) related to a conviction of theft of service by check, failure to notify the department within 30 days of conviction, failure to disclose said criminal history on a renewal application and failure to respond to the department’s request for information.
Bryan, Larry P., Little Rock, AR. September 26, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(14), 157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(22), 157.36(b)(23), 157.36(b)(24) and 157.36(b)(28) related to misdemeanor conviction of shoplifting, misdemeanor conviction of theft of property, failure to notify the Department about change in criminal history and failure to respond to the Department’s request for information.
Bryson Volunteer EMS, Inc., Bryson, TX. July 31, 2012, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2) and 157.11(j)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times and failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source.
Cardiomax EMS, LLC, Houston, TX. April 17, 2012, assessed a $3,750.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1)157.11(i)(2), 157.11(j)(1), 157.11(m)(5) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, EMS crew failing to be properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name, and failing to display vehicle authorizations.
Carr, Joe D., Austin, TX. June 10, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(15), 157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(27), 157.36(b)(28) and 157.36(b)(30) related to receiving deferred adjudication for misdemeanor assault causing bodily injury-family violence, failure to disclose said criminal history on a renewal application and failure to respond to the department’s request for information.
Causby, Ronald L., Tulsa, OK. June 24, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(14), 157.36(b)(19), 157.36(b)(28), 157.36(b)(29) and 157.36(b)(30) related to misappropriating and/or adulterating while on duty several vials of Ativan (Lorazepam), Fentanyl, Zofran and Benadryl, and injecting into his body Ativan (Lorazepam) without authorization from a physician or his employer’s medical director.
Chavarria, Hugo A., El Paso, TX. July 26, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(4), 157.36(b)(18) and 157.36(b)(30) related to falsifying ambulance internship documents while attending an EMT-paramedic program.
City of Lufkin Fire Department, Lufkin, TX. March 9, 2013, assessed a $4,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(m)(1), 157.11(m)(4), 157.16(d)(14) and HSC §773.050(a) related to staffing an EMS ambulance vehicle with a person that had an expired license and/or certificate. These violations were self-reported.
CJB Enterprises, LLC, dba Life Med, Mansfield, TX. September 25, 2012, assessed a $1,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations; and failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source.
Clinicare EMS, Inc., Alvin, TX. September 12, 2012, assessed a $7,500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(c)(2)(D), 157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(j)(1) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to display the vehicle authorization in the patient compartment of each vehicle; failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to have current protocols, equipment, supply and medication list maintained on vehicle; and failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source.
Colorado County EMS, Columbus, TX. May 4, 2012, assessed a $2,200.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(m)(1), 157.11(m)(4), 157.16(d)(14) and HSC §773.050(a) related to staffing an EMS ambulance vehicle with a person that had an expired license and/or certificate.
Coppell Fire Department, Coppell, TX. May 4, 2012, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules 25 TAC §§157.11(d)(1), and 157.11(j)(3) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times.
Craft USA EMS Inc., Houston, TX. December 14, 2012, assessed a $3,750.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules 25 TAC §§157.11(c)(2)(D), 157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(i)(3), and 157.11(j)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, failing to display vehicle authorization in patient compartment, failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source, and failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
Crosbyton Clinic Hospital EMS, Crosbyton, TX. June 29, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(d)(7), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(j)(5) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, failing to have provider license number displayed on vehicle, failing to have current protocols, equipment, supply and medication list maintained on vehicle, and failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source.
Diamex EMS, Inc., dba Diamex EMS, Richmond, TX. May 9, 2012, assessed a $3,750.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(d)(4), 157.11(i)(3), 157.11(j)(1), 157.11(m)(5) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, failing to store and maintain all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations and failing to assure protocols, equipment, supply and medication lists are maintained on EMS vehicles.
DeSoto Fire Rescue, DeSoto, TX. September 19, 2012, assessed a $1,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3), 157.11(j)(3) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations; and failing to have current protocols, equipment, supply and medication list maintained on vehicle.
Divine Anchor EMS, Inc., Houston, TX. January 11, 2013, revocation for violating EMS Rule §157.16(d)(12) by failing to respond to a department request for information.
Double Daniels, LLC, dba Double Daniels Ambulance Service, Houston, TX. April 17, 2012, assessed a $1,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2) and 157.11(j)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times.
Duracare Emergency Medical Services, Inc., Houston, TX. July 31, 2012, assessed a $1,200.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(i)(3), 157.11(j)(1) and 157.11(m)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations; failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source; and failing to have EMS crew properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name.
Ed-Star Ambulance Service, Inc., dba Ed-Star EMS, Houston, TX. October 23, 2012, assessed a $1,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times and failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
Espinoza, Paul Jr., San Antonio, TX. July 17, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(30) and HSC §773.041(b) related to staffing an EMS ambulance vehicle with an expired DSHS-issued license and/or certificate.
Fiszer, Saul A., Houston, TX. June 10, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(23), 157.36(b)(28) and 157.36(b)(30) related to an arrest for three counts of possession of child pornography and failure to notify the department within 10 days of arrest.
Follett Hospital District, dba Follett EMS, Follett, TX. July 23, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(d)(7), 157.11(j)(1) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to have provider license number displayed on vehicle; and failing to have current protocols, equipment, supply and medication list maintained on each vehicle.
Forbes, Lindell R., Lubbock, TX. October 20, 2012, six (6) month suspension for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(3), 157.36(b)(7), 157.36(b)(28) and 157.36(b)(30) related to failing to follow medical director’s protocols and failing to accurately and/or completely note on the patient care report patient’s condition.
Foster, Jeffery D., Fruitvale, TX. October 15, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(4) and 157.36(b)(30) related to falsifying preceptor evaluation forms and patient care records regarding clinical rotations for students.
Future EMS, Inc., dba Vanguard EMS, Houston, TX. July 31, 2012, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(m)(20) and 157.16(d)(19) related to failing to notify the department within one business day of a change in medical director.
Garay Vidal, Gustavo, El Paso, TX. March 23, 2011, one-month suspension and 23-month probated suspension for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(19), 157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(25), 157.36(b)(27), 157.36(b)(29) and 157.37(a) related to an arrest for possession of the controlled substance cocaine, an arrest for driving while intoxicated, failure to notify the department and receiving deferred adjudication misdemeanor possession of the controlled substance cocaine.
Global Rehab Healthcare Systems Inc. dba Global Ambulance Services, Houston, TX. November 26, 2012, assessed a $3,750.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules 25 TAC §§157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source and failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
Gonzalez, Francisco, Brownsville, TX. July 4, 2012, revocation for violating Chapter 53 of the Texas Occupations Code, Section 53.021(b) related to a felony conviction and imprisonment for intoxication assault and failure to stop and render aid.
Grider, Hans, Humble, TX. October 20, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(28) and 157.36(b)(30) related to administering tuberculosis test without proper training or supervision and jeopardizing the health and safety of a student when injecting a student with a previously used syringe.
Guerra, Marte A., Rio Grande City, TX. December 17, 2012, twelve (12) month probated suspension for violating EMS Rules 25 TAC §§157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(19), 157.36(b)(22), 157.36(b)(23), 157.36(b)(25), and 157.36(b)(28) related to conviction of felony offense of possession of cocaine, and failing to notify the Department of arrest and conviction.
Hart, Leslie K., Longview, TX. June 12, 2012, reprimand for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(4) and 157.36(b)(30) related to falsifying clinical documents.
Hartley VFD, Inc., dba Hartley Volunteer EMS, Hartley, TX. May 4, 2012, assessed a $250.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times and failing to store and maintain all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
Haskell County Ambulance Service, Inc., Haskell, TX. July 31, 2012, assessed a $1,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(i)(3), 157.11(j)(5) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to have current protocols, equipment, supply and medication list maintained on vehicle; failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source; and failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
Hefner, Whitney, McKinney, TX. March 3, 2013, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(22), 157.36(b)(23), 157.36(b)(24) and 157.36(b)(25) related to misdemeanor offense of driving while intoxicated, failing to notify the department and failing to respond to department request for information.
Henry, Virginia L., Tahoka, TX. September 22, 2011, twenty-four (24) month probated suspension for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(14), 157.36(b)(22), 157.36(b)(23), 157.36(b)(28) and 157.36(b)(29) related to a third-degree felony conviction and five (5) years community supervision for theft by a public servant.
Henson, Jon M., San Antonio, TX. January 19, 2013, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(15), 157.36(b)(18), 157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(24) and 157.36(b)(28) related to receiving deferred adjudication for the misdemeanor offense of false identification as a peace officer and misrepresentation of property, failing to disclose judgment on renewal application and failing to respond fully to a department request for information.
Hillsboro Fire Rescue, Hillsboro, TX. July 26, 2012, assessed a $5,900.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(m)(1), 157.11(m)(4), 157.16(d)(14) and HSC §773.050(a) related to staffing an EMS ambulance vehicle with a person that did not hold a DSHS-issued license and/or certificate.
Hillcrest EMS, Inc., San Antonio, TX. September 21, 2012, assessed a $24,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(c)(2), 157.16(d)(14), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(i)(3), 157.11(j)(1), 157.11(j)(7)(I), 157.11(m)(1), 157.11(m)(4), 157.11(m)(5) and HSC §773.050(a) related to staffing an EMS ambulance vehicle with an expired DSHS-issued license and/or certificate; failing to display the vehicle authorization in the patient compartment of each vehicle; failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations; failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source; and failing to have EMS crew properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name.
Hinze, Marilyn S., Weimar, TX. September 14, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.34(a)(3), 157.36(b)(30) and HSC §773.041(b) related to staffing an EMS ambulance vehicle with an expired DSHS-issued license and/or certificate.
Hou-Tex EMS, Inc., Houston, TX. March 4, 2013, revocation for violating EMS Rule §157.16(d)(12) related to failing to respond to department request for information.
Irving Fire Department, Irving, TX. September 24, 2012, assessed a $250.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1) and 157.11(j)(3) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times.
James, Alan C., Buda, TX. July 17, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(22), 157.36(b)(24), 157.36(b)(25) and 157.36(b)(28) related to receiving deferred adjudication and a conviction for two misdemeanor obstruction of a highway and failure to notify the within 10 days of being arrested for driving while intoxicated on two occasions.
JCSD Emergency Medical Group, Inc., dba Medic One Medical Response, Farmers Branch, TX. July 25, 2012, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3), 157.11(j)(3), 157.11(j)(5) and 157.11(m)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations; and failing to have EMS crew properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name.
Keefer, Javier, Alamo, TX. August 23, 2011, twenty-four (24) month probation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(c)(1), 157.36(c)(2), 157.36(c)(3), 157.36(b)(1), 157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(4), 157.36(b)(14), 157.36(b)(19), 157.36(b)(23), 157.36(b)(26), 157.36(b)(27) and 157.36(b)(28) related to two (2) convictions for DWI and previous conduct during the performance of duties relating to EMS personnel that is contrary to accepted standards of conduct.
La Marque Fire/Rescue, La Marque, TX. June 21, 2012, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, and failing to store and maintain all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
Lake Tanglewood EMS, Amarillo, TX. November 16, 2012, assessed a $900.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(m)(1), 157.11(m)(4), 157.16(d)(14) and 773.050(a) related to failing to staff an EMS ambulance vehicle deemed to be in-service and/or response ready with appropriately and/or currently certified personnel.
Lancaster Fire Department, Lancaster, TX. August 2, 2012, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1) and 157.11(j)(3) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times.
Lanning, Jimmy D., Stratford, TX. December 14, 2012, reprimand for violating EMS Rules 25 TAC §§157.44(e)(2), 157.44(e)(10), 157.44(e)(30), and 157.44(i)(2)(Q) related to failing to properly maintain the effectiveness of an EMT-Paramedic course by allowing students to obtain skill hours at sites without clinical site agreements, failing to maintain integrity of skill hours obtained by students, failure to maintain education course records and provide records to the Department upon request.
Lone Star Ambulance, Inc., Richardson, TX. May 22, 2012, assessed a $300.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(c)(2)(D), 157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(i)(3), 157.11(j)(5) and 157.11(m)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, failing to store and maintain all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations, failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source and failing to have EMS crew properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name.
Longview Fire Department, Longview, TX. November 12, 2012, assessed a $2,500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(m)(1), 157.11(m)(4), 157.16(d)(14) and HSC §773.050(a) related to failing to staff an EMS ambulance vehicle deemed to be in-service and/or response ready with appropriately and/or currently certified personnel.
Lucille Miller, dba 1 Heartbeat Transport Service, San Antonio, TX. February 21, 2013, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(d)(7), 157.11(j)(1) and 157.11(m)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to display provider license number on both sides of vehicle; and failing to have EMS crew properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name.
Martinez, Brittany R., Houston, TX. June 24, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(23), 157.36(b)(28) and 157.36(b)(30) related to an arrest for the felony offense of solicitation of capital murder and failure to notify the department within 10 days of arrest.
Martinez, Mariza, Dallas, TX. June 24, 2012, revocation for violating Chapter 53 of the Texas Occupations Code, Section 53.021(b) related to a felony conviction and imprisonment for intoxicated manslaughter with vehicle and intoxicated assault with vehicle causing serious bodily injury.
Medico Enterprises, Inc., dba Medi Swat EMS, Houston, TX. July 31, 2012, assessed a $1,001.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1) and 157.11(j)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times.
Mims Volunteer Fire Department, dba Mims VFD & Ambulance, Avinger, TX. August 2, 2012, assessed a $1,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(4) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times and failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
Motley County Ambulance Service, Matador, TX. June 5, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(d)(7) and 157.11(j)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times and failing to have provider license number displayed on vehicle.
Mullen, Sean P., Lavon, TX. June 3, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(7) and 157.36(b)(28) related to failure to follow protocols by obtaining medical direction to authorize removal of foley catheter.
Murray, Justin W., Lufkin, TX. August 2, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.34(a)(3), 157.36(b)(30) and HSC §773.041(b) related to staffing an EMS ambulance vehicle with an expired DSHS-issued license and/or certificate.
Mustapha, Raifu, dba Alpha EMS Ambulance Service, Garland, TX. May 11, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.11(c)(2)(D), 157.11(d)(7), 157.11(j)(1), 157.11(m)(1) 157.11(m)(5) and 157.16(d)(12) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, EMS crew failing to be properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name, and failing to give the Department information when requested.
Nichols, James J., Lavon, TX. November 2, 2010, eight (8) month suspension followed by a forty (40) month probated suspension for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(19), 157.36(b)(27), 157.36(b)(28) and 157.36(b)(29) related to utilizing fraudulent prescriptions for controlled substances while on duty and pleading guilty to a felony deferred adjudication for fraudulent possession of a controlled substance/prescription.
Noletubby, Rusty, Colorado City, TX. June 14, 2011, three (3) month suspension followed by twenty-one (21) month probated suspension for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(26), 157.36(b)(27) and 157.36(b)(28) related to a positive urinalysis drug screen for alcohol while on duty.
Nuoci, Patrick A., Argyle, TX. November 12, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(3), 157.36(b)(7) and 157.36(b)(28) related to failing to follow medical director’s protocols and failing to accurately and/or completely note on the patient care report the patient’s condition.
Oji, Ike, dba Deluxe EMS, Houston, TX. May 22, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.11(m)(25), 157.11(m)(26), 157.16(d)(19) and TTC §601.051 related to failure to maintain motor vehicle liability insurance and professional liability insurance.
Oscar De Los Santos, dba Express Care Ambulance Service, San Antonio, TX. March 18, 2013, assessed a $1,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(d)(7), 157.11(j)(1), 157.11(j)(4) and 157.11(m)(11) ) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to display provider license number on both sides of vehicle; and failure to assure current protocols, equipment, supply and medication lists are maintained on each vehicle.
Pantuso, Patrick D., Arlington, TX. July 4, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(1), 157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(23), 157.36(b)(28) and 157.36(b)(30) related to an arrest for 2nd degree felony offense of arson and failure to notify the department within 10 days of arrest.
Pena, Jason, dba South Point EMS, Elsa, TX. May 9, 2012, assessed a $250.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(j)(1) and 157.11(m)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times.
Perez, Judith A., San Antonio, TX. October 15, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.34(a)(3), 157.36(b)(30) and HSC §773.041(b) related to staffing an EMS ambulance vehicle with an expired DSHS-issued license and/or certificate.
Portillo, Jaime H., Donna, TX. June 24, 2012, revocation for violating Chapter 53 of the Texas Occupations Code, Section 53.021(b) related to a felony conviction and imprisonment for conspiracy to possess, with intent to distribute, 161.98 kilograms of marijuana and 26.94 kilograms of cocaine.
Powell Professional Services, LLC, dba Guardian Emergency Medical Services, Columbus, TX. May 11, 2012, assessed a $1,600.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(d)(7), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(i)(3), 157.11(j)(5), 157.11(j)(7)(I) and 157.11(m)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, and EMS crew failing to be properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name.
Powell Professional Services, LLC, dba Guardian Emergency Medical Services, Columbus, TX. May 9, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.11(m)(3), 157.11(m)(12) and 157.11(m)(32) related to failing to monitor the quality of patient care provided, take corrective action and enforce compliance with SOP’s and/or policies.
Powers, Jacob D., Clute, TX. November 5, 2011, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(9) and 157.36(b)(26) related to allowing an EMT-Basic to perform advanced levels of care.
Pro Med EMS, LLC, dba Pro Medic EMS, Alamo, TX. March 20, 2013, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1) and 157.11(j)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times.
Pro Med EMS, LLC, dba Pro Medic EMS, San Juan, TX. January 19, 2013, assessed a $14,750.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(j)(1), 157.11(j)(1)(B), 157.11(j)(1)(D), 157.11(j)(4), 157.11(j)(5), 157.11(j)(7)(A), 157.11(j)(7)(I) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to display vehicle authorization in patient compartment; failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source; and failure to assure current protocols, equipment, supply and medication lists are maintained on each vehicle.
PVC EMS, Inc., dba Synergy Ambulance Service, Houston, TX. August 2, 2012, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(c)(2)(D), 157.11(d)(1), 157.11(d)(4), 157.11(j)(1) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to display the vehicle authorization in the patient compartment of each vehicle; failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to have an environmental system capable of cooling the patient compartment at all times; and failing to have current protocols, equipment, supply and medication list maintained on vehicle.
Quitaque Volunteer Ambulance Service, Quitaque, TX. April 17, 2012, assessed a $2,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3), 157.11(j)(5) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, failing to store and maintain all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations and failing to assure protocols, equipment, supply and medications list are maintained on each vehicle.
Ramos, Rodney., Weslaco, TX. October 6, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(4), 157.36(b)(18), 157.36(b)(26) and 157.36(b)(28) related to a conviction of conspiracy to commit health care fraud, falsifying patient care reports and falsifying Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement claims.
Ready EMS, Inc., Houston, TX. December 14, 2012, assessed a $2,500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules 25 TAC §§157.11(d)(1), 157.11(j)(1), 157.11(m)(5), and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, failing to have EMS crew properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name, and failure to assure current protocols, equipment, supply and medication lists are maintained on each vehicle.
Reid, Misty S., Abilene, TX. June 10, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(14), 157.36(b)(18), 157.36(b)(19), 157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(22), 157.36(b)(23), 157.36(b)(27) and 157.36(b)(30) related to pleading guilty to misdemeanor assault, conviction for misdemeanor disorderly conduct, deferred adjudication for felony possession of a controlled substance – methamphetamine, deferred adjudication for state jail felony theft and failure to respond to the department’s request for information.
Rhodes, Lashanthi T., Houston, TX. April 17, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(14), 157.36(b)(18) and 157.36(b)(29) related to receiving a misdemeanor deferred adjudication for theft.
Royalty Ambulance Service Inc., Pharr, TX. November 5, 2011, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(j)(4) and 157.11(m)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times.
Saldana, David, McAllen, TX. November 20, 2011, eighteen (18) month probated suspension for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(19), 157.36(b)(26), 157.36(b)(27) and 157.36(b)(28) related to a positive urinalysis drug screen for cocaine and marijuana after causing a motor vehicle accident while driving an ambulance.
Sauceda, Randy, Rio Grande City, TX. December 21, 2011, twenty-four (24) month probated suspension for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(19), 157.36(b)(25) 157.36(b)(26) and 157.36(b)(30) related to receiving a deferred adjudication for a second degree felony offense of possession of marijuana.
Schafer, Chad W., Del Rio, TX. June 5, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(14) and 157.36(b)(30) related to illegally possessing a patient record without authorization.
Schriber, Shirley, Floresville, TX. November 5, 2012, assessed a $250.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.43(h)(2), 157.43(h)(9), 157.43(h)(12) and 157.43(h)(15) related to failing to perform course coordinator responsibilities by failing to properly maintain oversight over students, using non-approved internship facilities, failing to properly maintain course records, failing to maintain integrity of the course and falsifying student course completions.
Scott, Eva Jo, Sour Lake, TX. February 5, 2013, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(7) and 157.36(b)(28) related to failing to follow medical director’s protocols.
Select EMS, Inc., Houston, TX. July 19, 2012, assessed a $3,750.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(j)(1), 157.11(m)(5) and 157.11(m)(11) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to have current protocols, equipment, supply and medication list maintained on vehicle; failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source; and failing to have EMS crew properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name.
Sepulveda, Joseph A., El Paso, TX. July 26, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(4), 157.36(b)(18) and 157.36(b)(30) related to falsifying ambulance internship documents while attending an EMT-paramedic program.
ShurMedic Training Institute, LLC, San Antonio, TX. November 12, 2012, six (6) month probated suspension of EMS education program and course approval for violating EMS Rules §157.32(o)(1), (2), (11), (14), (17) and (18); 157.32(o)(20)(E); and 157.32(t)(2)(E), (I), (S), and (U) related to failing to maintain EMS education program by failing to properly maintain oversight over students, using non-approved internship facilities, failing to properly maintain course records, failing to maintain integrity of the course and falsifying student course completions.
Silvas, Lisa, Corpus Christi, TX. June 14, 2012, twenty-four (24) month probated suspension for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(15), 157.36(b)(16), 157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(22), 157.36(b)(23), 157.36(b)(24), 157.36(b)(25) and 157.36(b)(28) related to a misdemeanor conviction for driving while intoxicated, conviction for felony burglary of a habitation, failure to notify the department within 30 days of said conviction, failure to disclose said conviction on a renewal application and failing to respond to the department’s request for information.
Simmons, Rhoda D., Valley Mills, TX. November 19, 2012, six (6) month suspension for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(3), 157.36(b)(4), 157.36(b)(7), 157.36(b)(9) and 157.36(b)(28) related to failing to follow medical director’s protocols, failing to accurately and/or completely note on the patient care report patient’s condition, falsifying an EMS record, and delegating and/or allowing EMT-Basic to perform advanced-level care.
Sorenson, Christopher G., Bedias, TX. July 9, 2012, revocation for violating Chapter 53 of the Texas Occupations Code, Section 53.021(b) related to a felony conviction and imprisonment for indecency with a child.
South Taylor EMS, Tuscola, TX. February 14, 2013, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3), 157.11(j)(4) and 157.11(j)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times and failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
South Wheeler County Hospital District, dba Wheeler County EMS Shamrock, Shamrock, TX. July 31, 2012, assessed a $350.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times and failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
Southlake DPS, Southlake, TX. May 13, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.11(m)(1), 157.11(m)(4), 157.16(d)(14) and HSC §773.050(a) related to staffing an EMS ambulance vehicle with a person that had an expired license and/or certificate.
Spiller, Ahmad, Houston, TX. March 4, 2013, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(15), 157.36(b)(19), 157.36(b)(22), 157.36(b)(23) and 157.36(b)(25) related to third-degree felony offense for possession of a controlled substance (cocaine), conviction for class B misdemeanor offense for prostitution, failing to notify the department of arrest and final sentencing, and failing to disclose on EMT renewal application.
Spooner, Tracey V., Watauga, TX. November 26, 2012, reprimand for violating EMS Rules 25 TAC §157.36(b)(30) and HSC §773.041(b) related to staffing an EMS ambulance vehicle with an expired DSHS-issued license and/or certificate.
Star Med EMS, Inc., Houston, TX. May 29, 2012, assessed a $1,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, failing to store and maintain all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations and failing to have EMS crew properly identified by, last name, certification or license level and provider name.
Starlight EMS, Inc., Houston, TX. July 31, 2012, assessed a $250.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(c)(2)(D), 157.11(d)(1), 157.11(d)(7), 157.11(i)(2) and 157.11(j)(1) related to failing to display the vehicle authorization in the patient compartment of each vehicle; failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source; failing to have current protocols, current equipment, supply and medication lists; and failing to prominently display the EMS provider license on both sides of the vehicle.
St Joseph’s Ambulance Service, Inc., Houston, TX. August 22, 2012, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(j)(1) and 157.11(m)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; and failing to have EMS crew properly identified by, last name, certification or license level and provider name.
St. Jude Ambulance, LLC, Sugarland, TX. July 31, 2012, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(d)(4), 157.11(j)(1) and 157.11(m)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to have an environmental system capable of cooling the patient compartment at all times; and failing to have EMS crew properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name.
Sundown EMS, Sundown, TX. September 19, 2012, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1) and 157.11(j)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times.
Sylla Corporation, dba Trans American EMS, Dallas, TX. May 9, 2012, assessed a $2,500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules§157.11(c)(2)(D), 157.11(d)(7), 157.11(j)(1), 157.11(m)(1) and 157.11(m)(5) related to failing to display vehicle authorization, failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, and EMS crew failing to be properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name.
TC Care Ambulance Services, Inc., dba TC Care EMS, Houston, TX. June 24, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3), 157.11(j)(1), 157.11(m)(20), 157.16(d)(12) and 157.16(d)(19) related to failure to notify the department of a change of its medical director, failure to respond to the department’s request for information and violating any local, state, or national code or regulation.
Three Rivers Ambulance Service, Inc., Crowell, TX. March 12, 2013, assessed a $750.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1) and 157.11(j)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times.
Thunderbolts EMS Inc., Houston, TX. December 3, 2012, assessed a $7,500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules 25 TAC §§157.11(c)(2)(D), 157.11(d)(1), 157.11(d)(4), 157.11(d)(7), and 157.11(j)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, failing to display vehicle authorization in patient compartment, failing to have environmental system capable of cooling the patient compartment, and failing to display Department issued EMS provider license number on both sides of the ambulance.
Tiger EMS, Longview, TX. August 2, 2012, assessed a $3,750.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(j)(1) and 157.11(m)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times and failing to have EMS crew properly identified by last name, certification or license level and provider name.
Timely Medical Response, Inc., Houston, TX. March 18, 2013, assessed a $5,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(d)(4), 157.11(d)(7), 157.11(i)(2) and 157.11(j)(1) ) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times, failing to display provider license number on both sides of vehicle, and failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source.
Tinkler, Emerson W., Fort Stockton, TX. May 11, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(4) and 157.36(b)(30) related to submitting inaccurate statements during an investigation.
Transtec EMS, Inc., Houston, TX. February 3, 2013, revocation for violating EMS Rule §157.16(d)(12) related to failing to respond to department request for information.
Triax EMS, Inc., Houston, TX. March 18, 2013, assessed a $1,500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(1) ) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times and failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
Tri-Care EMS, Inc., Houston, TX. January 29, 2013, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to display vehicle authorization in patient compartment; failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source;, and failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
Turkey EMS, Turkey, TX. May 4, 2012, assessed a $1,000.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(4) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times and failing to store and maintain all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
Union EMS, LLC, dba All Life EMS, Houston, TX. July 17, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(2), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(1) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times; failing to assure critical patient care equipment has spare batteries or an alternative power source; and failing to store, maintain and have in date all solutions and pharmaceuticals in accordance with FDA recommendations.
Uvalde EMS, Inc., Uvalde, TX. September 10, 2012, assessed a $2,650.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(m)(1), 157.11(m)(4), 157.16(d)(14) and HSC §773.050(a) related to staffing an EMS ambulance vehicle with an expired DSHS-issued license and/or certificate.
Westlake VFD, Inc., Katy, TX. July 31, 2012, assessed a $500.00 administrative penalty for violating EMS Rules §157.11(d)(1), 157.11(i)(3) and 157.11(j)(5) related to failing to have EMS ambulance vehicle(s) adequately equipped and supplied at all times.
Williams, Emily M., Corpus Christi, TX. June 24, 2012, revocation for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(2), 157.36(b)(21), 157.36(b)(23), 157.36(b)(27), 157.36(b)(28), 157.36(b)(29) and 157.36(b)(30) related to an arrest for intoxication manslaughter with a vehicle, arrest for assault causing bodily injury, failure to notify the department with 10 days of arrests, and failure to respond to the department’s request for information.
Woods, Terry W., Odessa, TX. May 11, 2012, reprimanded for violating EMS Rules §157.36(b)(4) and 157.36(b)(30) related to submitting inaccurate statements during an investigation.
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