A licensed commercial ambulance, when providing neonatal service, shall be staffed by: A driver who meets the requirements in COMAR 30.09.07.02A(4)(a); and At least two individuals, in addition to the driver: At least one of whom shall be a registered nurse or physician with advanced training in the care of neonates; and The second individual shall be a Maryland licensed health care provider, including a physician, registered nurse, respiratory therapist, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, paramedic, or CRT, who is medically qualified to care for the patient and has additional training needed to care for neonatal patients during interfacility transport including: Knowledge of the Maryland EMS System; The effects of transport on the neonate; and The operation of neonatal transport equipment and ambulance communications equipment. When more than one patient is transported simultaneously in the same ambulance: There shall be at least one registered nurse or physician with advanced training in the care of neonates present for each neonatal patient; and Each patient shall be secured in a separate patient restraint device appropriate for the patients age and weight. All personnel attending to neonatal patients shall: Prior to transporting neonatal patients, successfully complete: The Neonatal Resuscitation Program; and The S.T.A.B.L.E. Program; Maintain a current: Neonatal Resuscitation Program Provider Course Completion Card; and S.T.A.B.L.E. Program Completion Certificate; and If a physician: Maintain board certification in neonatology; Maintain board certification in pediatric critical care; or Be a licensed physician serving in the second or third year of a neonatology or pediatric critical care fellowship.