Who must be notified if the department proposes to take action on a provider's license?

The requirement to notify the EMS provider license holder is based on the principles of due process and transparency in administrative proceedings. When action is proposed regarding a provider’s license, it is crucial that the individual holding that license is informed. This notification ensures the provider is aware of the potential actions being taken against them and allows for an opportunity to respond or defend themselves, which is a fundamental legal right in many administrative processes.

The involvement of the EMS provider license holder is vital as they are directly affected by any action concerning their licensure. By keeping the license holder informed, it fosters accountability within the regulatory framework and supports fair treatment within the EMT profession. Thus, it is an essential step in maintaining the integrity of the licensing process and ensuring that all parties are kept apprised of relevant developments impacting their professional standing.