(5)three representatives of pre-hospital care providers in the State, including an advanced life support provider as recommended by the State mobile intensive care advisory council, a volunteer basic life support provider as recommended by the New Jersey State First Aid Council, and a paid basic life support provider (4)the medical director of a rehabilitation facility in the State that treats patients with traumatic injuries, including traumatic brain injuries and traumatic spinal cord injuries (3)the chairperson of the New Jersey Emergency Medical Services Council (2)the medical director of a State-certified burn treatment facility (1)the medical director of each State-designated trauma center, provided that the trauma program managers of each State designated trauma center may serve as alternates for the medical director of each State-certified trauma center The members of the committee, who shall be appointed by the Governor, shall include, but need not be limited to, representatives of the following trauma care providers in the State: In order to enable maximum input from stakeholders, the STSAC shall include, to the extent feasible, representatives of all aspects of trauma care.

The commissioner shall establish a multidisciplinary State Trauma System Advisory Committee (STSAC) to advise the commissioner and the State Trauma Medical Director on the development of a formal Statewide trauma system plan. NJ Rev Stat В§ 26:2KK-4 (2014) What's This?Дў6:2KK-4 State Trauma System Advisory Committee.Д¤.

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