Medical Occupations - As enacted, enacts the "Tennessee K-9 Emergency Medical Care and Transport Act." - Amends TCA Title 39, Chapter 14, Part 2; Title 44, Chapter 17; Title 63, Chapter 12 and Title 68, Chapter 140.

SB 2069, the "Tennessee K-9 Emergency Medical Care and Transport Act," allows emergency medical personnel (like ambulance crews) to provide immediate care and transport to injured police, military, or search-and-rescue dogs ("canine first responders") that are working under authorized officers. The bill requires specific training for EMS staff and establishes licensed veterinarians as "emergency veterinary medicine service directors" to oversee care. It grants legal immunity to EMS personnel acting in good faith to treat or transport these dogs, provided no human patient requires urgent transport at the time. This law directly affects K-9 units and EMS providers by creating a formal pathway for canine emergency care within existing emergency response protocols.