Emergency Medical Assistants Licensing Board Notices
Last updated on April 16, 2025The Emergency Health Services Act empowers the EMA Licensing Board to investigate complaints regarding paramedics and first responders. In addition, the Act also empowers the Board to make rules governing its own procedure.
Under the Board rules, notices for citations, extraordinary actions taken to protect the public, consent agreements, alternate dispute resolutions, Board hearing decisions and Board penalty decisions must be posted to the website.
Citations - Notice of Upcoming Hearings
Under the EMA Licensing Board Rules notice of upcoming hearings are posted at least 14 days before the discipline hearing and will be removed once the hearing is completed, if the hearing is cancelled, if the Board deems the hearing no longer necessary or the hearing is superseded by an agreement between the Board and the respondent.
Jordan Edward Andrew Johnson, March 4-5, 2025
Notice of Extraordinary Actions to Protect the Public
If the licensing board considers the action necessary to protect the public during the investigation of an emergency medical assistant or until a hearing of the licensing board, it may (a) set limits or conditions on the practice of the profession by the emergency medical assistant, or (b) suspend the licence of the emergency medical assistant.
Updated April 11, 2024 Gregory Ronald Greenwood August 26, 2024
Timothy Denis Fletcher - April 18, 2024
Jason Christopher Caron May 18, 2023
Inderjit Aujala March 3, 2023
Jason Todd John Stoodley August 17, 2022
Alternate Dispute Resolutions
The Board may enter into a consent agreement with a respondent that requires the person under investigation to do one or more of the following: (a) undertake not to repeat the conduct to which the matter relates; (b) undertake to take educational courses or other remedial action as specified by the Board on the conditions that it directs; (c) consent to a reprimand; (d) undertake or consent to any other action specified by the Board.
Updated 2025-04-11 Gregg MacNeil April 4, 2025
Robert Hurd April 7, 2025
Gregory Greenwood March 28, 2025
Hayley Turra February 18, 2025
Gayle Ryon February 11, 2025
Kimberly Kozak February 4, 2025
Updated 2025-04-03 Cassandra Xuereb February 3, 2025
Updated 2025-03-26 Alana Younker February 3, 2025
Richard Charles Miller February 2, 2025
Petr Dvorak December 06, 2024
Kelsey Thiessen December 2, 2024
Amy Siobhan Brown November 28, 2024
Jason Caron October 23, 2024
Updated 2024-11-13 Dylan McIntosh September 24, 2024
Updated 2024-12-15 Cheryl Ruth Jensen September 11, 2024
Updated 2025-01-22 Shawn David Wahl August 28,2024
Updated 2024-09-27 Broden Williams July 16, 2024
Updated 2024-10-15 Leah M Soltesz May 22, 2024
Updated 2024-09-25 David Christopher Arthur March 13, 2024
Updated 2025-03-03 Scott Alasdair Lefresne June 28, 2024
Updated 2025-03-13 Catherine Gehman January 16, 2024
Updated 2023-11-02 Suzanne Stewart August 1, 2023
Updated 2024-08-16 John Houston October 26, 2023
Updated 2023-08-23 Nora Laharty April 12, 2023
Updated 2022-09-27 Klyne Postnikoff February 18, 2022
Updated 2022-09-27 Joel Nervais August 8, 2022
John Eric Taavo Martin July 21, 2022
Updated 2022-11-24 Charles Wood May 30, 2022
Updated 2022-06-20 Alyson Mary Banner November 05, 2021
Updated 2024-02-17 Mitchell Brett Maurer November 05, 2021
Updated 2024-10-22 Lawrence D Bowen October 22, 2021
Hearing Decisions
At a hearing the Board may determine that the respondent: (a) has incompetently carried out the duties of an emergency medical assistant, (b) has breached a term or condition of their licence, or (c) suffers from a physical ailment, emotional disturbance or an addiction to alcohol or drugs that materially impairs their ability to act as an emergency medical assistant.
John Shaw December 11, 2024
Ryan Cooper January 27, 2023
Cassie Irvine September 14, 2022
Galen Brewer September 6, 2022
David McKinstry August 31, 2022
Cory David Joseph Landry March 18, 2022
Penalty Decisions
If the Board has made one or more determinations at a hearing, it may do one or more of the following: (a) impose conditions on the person's licence; (b) suspend the licence for a term the licensing board considers appropriate; (c) revoke the licence; or (d) bar the person from being licensed under this Act for a period the licensing board considers appropriate.
John Shaw December 30, 2024
Updated 2025-03-12 Gayle Ryon April 18, 2024
Updated 2023-11-07 Ryan Cooper June 14, 2023
Galen Brewer January 27, 2023
Updated May 22, 2024 Cassey Irvine January 27, 2023
David McKinstry November 3, 2022
Cory David Joseph Landry July 20, 2022
Kristina Margaret Aason January 5, 2022
Michael G Pascoe February 3, 2022