Section 163-9-3 - To obtain and maintain a new or renewed Instructor Coordinator license, the applicant must1. Be at least 18 years of age.2. Submit the following to Maine EMS:A. A completed Maine EMS Instructor Coordinator application signed by the applicant.B. Proof of education consistent with current Maine EMS Education Standards at the: 1. EMT level, if applying for an I/C-EMT license.2. Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) level, if applying for an I/C - AEMT license.3. Paramedic level, if applying for an I/C - Paramedic license. C. Training Certification, which may be:1. A Board-approved instructor coordinator training program completed within two years of license application at the appropriate level taught by a Maine EMS licensed I/C following the guidelines set forth by the Training Center or a program judged by Maine EMS to be equivalent; or,2. For licensees whose Maine Instructor Coordinator license is current or not expired by more than two years - Maine EMS-approved continuing education hours - 16 hours of Maine EMS approved continuing education specifically designed to address educational issues and approved by Maine EMS, provided that:(a) Certificates of continuing education hours have not been used for a previous license renewal and have been earned within the past two years. (b) No more than 6 hours of continuing education received by the applicant for instructing Maine EMS licensing courses may be used towards fulfilling license renewal requirements. D. A complete history of criminal convictions as well as civil infractions for alcohol or drugs. Maine EMS will consider this to the extent allowed by Maine Law.E. A complete history of any action taken against any emergency medical services certification or license or professional certification or license that the applicant currently holds or has ever held.