641—131.2 (147A) Emergency medical care providers—requirements for enrollment in training programs. To be enrolled in an EMS training program course leading to certification by the department, an applicant shall:
	  1. 	 Be at least 17 years of age at the time of enrollment.
	  2. 	 Have a high school diploma or its equivalent if enrolling in an EMT-I, EMT-P, or PS course.
	  3. 	 Be able to speak, write and read English.
	  4. 	 Hold a current course completion card in CPR if enrolling in an EMT-B, EMT-I, EMT-P, or PS course.
	  5. 	 Be currently certified, as a minimum, as an EMT-B, if enrolling in an EMT-I, EMT-P, or PS course. If currently certified in another state as an EMT-B, the applicant must submit an endorsement application to the department within two weeks of the course start date.
	  6. 	 Be a current EMS provider, RN, PA, or physician and submit a recommendation in writing from an approved EMS training program if enrolling in an EMS instructor course.
	  7. 	 Be currently certified as a PS if enrolling in a CCP course.