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employment under the agreement are deemed to have legitimate educational interest in accessing student educational records. CCEMS and its employees shall comply with the non - disclosure and other requirements of all applicable laws and regulations with respect to these confidential student records. • CCBOE and CCEMS agree to compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability of Act (HIPAA) for protection of patient privacy and non - disclosure. Cabarrus County School's EMS Program Responsibilities • Assign students to program with interest in public safety. • CCS shall make available appropriate instructors or preceptors for the student clinical and educational experiences consistent with NCOEMS requirements. • Submit clinical schedule requests to CCEMS EMS Liaison with student information and instructor contact information. Clinical requests will include student name and time of attendance. • CCS understands that the number of students for clinical experiences will be one (1) per unit. The number of students permitted daily for clinical experience is dependent upon availability of units and CCEMS preceptors. • CCS will provide clinical objectives to the student and CCEMS. • CCS shall perform frequent didactic and practical examinations to ensure proficiency and safety to patients and staff in accordance with standards of care acceptable to CCEMS. • CCS will maintain adequate equipment for student on -site educational experiences. • CCS will make available uniforms for student wear during clinical and educational experiences. • CCS EMTTPC must maintain NCOEMS Level I Instructor Credential for the EMT Level. • A NCOEMS Level II Instructor for the EMT level must be assigned for program oversight and certification of scope of practice testing. • CCS will require EMT II students to complete twenty four (24) hours ride time during the school year. EMT I students may be allowed to complete ride time but are not required. • CCS will schedule students who meet NCOEMS requirements for the NCOEMS EMT credentialing examination within six months of program graduation. • CCS will maintain communication with assigned NCOEMS Level II Instructor and the CCEMS EMS Liaison. • CCS will provide infection control training prior to clinical assignments. • CCS will provide for the verification of required vaccinations prior to clinical assignments. • CCS will maintain or provide for the procurement of professional liability insurance for students. • CCS will only permit students to provide care outside of clinical rotations that are currently certified in CPR and First Aid by the American Heart Association or American Red Cross. Cabarrus County EMS Responsibilities CCEMS shall provide clinical opportunities during the hours of 0800 -2200 hours seven days weekly pending availability of units and preceptors. Attachment number 1 F -4 Page 109