Michigan § 333.20952a - Emergency medical technician; temporary license.
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§ 333.20952a. Emergency medical technician; temporary license.
(1) An individual holding a temporary license as an emergency medical technician shall practice only under the direct supervision of an emergency medical technician, emergency medical technician specialist, or paramedic who holds a license other than a temporary license.
(2) An individual holding a temporary license as an emergency medical technician specialist shall practice only under the direct supervision of an emergency medical technician specialist or paramedic who holds a license other than a temporary license.
(3) An individual holding a temporary license as a paramedic shall practice only under the direct supervision of a paramedic who holds a license other than a temporary license.
Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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