Enforcement & Compliance Monitoring
The Minnesota Office of EMS (OEMS) enforces regulations to ensure that EMS providers and agencies maintain professional and ethical standards. If a provider or agency is found to be out of compliance, OEMS may take one or more enforcement actions, depending on the severity of the violation. All public enforcement actions are reported to the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB), the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT), and other licensing authorities.
What You Will Find on This Page:
- Corrective Action, Discipline & Compliance Process – Overview of how enforcement decisions are made.
- Types of Enforcement Actions – Explanation of corrective actions, disciplinary actions, and compliance monitoring.
- Compliance Monitoring – Requirements and expectations for providers under enforcement.
- OEMS Reporting to Other Authorities– Who the OEMS shares public action and why public actions must be reported and how it affects licensure.
For detailed information, see the following sections:
Understanding Public Actions on Your Credential
Compliance Monitoring & Reporting Requirements
OEMS Reporting to Other Authorities
Contact Information for Compliance & Enforcement
For questions regarding compliance, disciplinary actions, or reporting requirements, contact:
Maintaining compliance ensures you can continue serving as an EMS provider while upholding Minnesota’s EMS standards.
