Training programs shall meet the following criteria:

1. (1) The signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose;
2. (2) The protocols and procedures for administration of an opioid antagonist;
3. (3) The signs and symptoms of an adverse reaction to an opioid antagonist;
4. (4) The protocols and procedures to stabilize the patient if an adverse response occurs;
5. (5) Opioid antagonist duration;
6. (6) The protocols and procedures for monitoring the suspected opioid overdose victim and re-administration of opioid antagonist if necessary for the safety and security of the suspected overdose victim;
7. (7) The procedures for storage, transport, and security of the opioid antagonist; and

8. (8) The method of opioid antagonist administration being taught.

   Each first responder training program shall be overseen by a physician licensed pursuant to SDCL chapter 36-4. The employer of a first responder may provide the training for a first responder if the training meets each requirement listed in this section.

   A first responder trained to possess and administer opioid antagonists must complete a first responder training program at least every three years.

Each first responder training program shall include:

Source: 42 SDR 98, effective January 7, 2016.

General Authority: SDCL 34-20A-102

Law Implemented: SDCL 34-20A-101