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First Responder ALS Agreement Page 5 Rev. 01/12/00 5.2.4 Other circumstances require contractor to submit details in writing to the Contract Administrator or his/her designee for consideration. 5.3 Exception Request Procedure - CONTRACTOR must file a response time exemption with the quarterly report. Such requests must include all of the following information: 5.3.1 a detailed description of the circumstances causing the response delay 5.3.2 date and time of the occurrence 5.3.3 dispatch agency name 5.3.4 FRALS unit number 5.3.5 originating location of responding FRALS unit 5.4 Cooperation - CONTRACTOR'S FRALS personnel shall cooperate fully with transporting ambulance personnel to facilitate the timely and effective transfer of patient care at the scene; according to Alameda County EMS policy. 5.5 FRALS Units - CONTRACTOR agrees that to qualify a response unit as a FRALS Unit in order to receive revenue under the terms of this agreement the unit must be staffed 24 hrs/day, 7 days~week. 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 Section 6. ADDITIONAL SERVICE PROVISION CONTRACTOR to the best of its ability shall respond to any medical disaster, declared or undeclared, within Alameda County or adjacent counties when directed by the Alameda County Fire Mutual Aid Coordinator. CONTRACTOR agrees that the performance of work and services pursuant to this Agreement shall conform to high professional standards and shall comply with all applicable provisions of the Alameda County EMS Policy Manual. CONTRACTOR shall provide a representative, available to respond at all times within CONTRACTOR'S Primary Service Area, and authorized to act on behalf of CONTRACTOR in ail operational matters. CONTRACTOR shall have an EMS coordinator who holds a valid State of California paramedic license or equivalent as determined by the local EMS agency. 7.1 Section 7. QUALITY IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR shall either have on staff or contract with a Quality Improvement coordinator who holds either a valid State of California Registered Nurse (RN) license or a valid State of California Medical Doctor (MD) license. This Quality Improvement coordinator is responsible for evaluating on an ongoing basis CONTRACTOR'S Medical Quality Assurance Program for COUNTY-contracted services.