San Jose leaders are temporarily reinstating a drug oversight program they scrapped while firefighter medics internally flagged narcotics thefts and patient exposure to tampered morphine. The City Council on Tuesday approved the revival of San Jose\u2019s paramedic coordinator program, known as Med 30, with new funding for seven months \u2014 starting in December \u2014 as part of the budget vote. It will cost $748,000, according to the budget memo. The program had various responsibilities for ensuring timely medical care during fire emergencies, including investigating discrepancies in the fire department\u2019s narcotics inventory. Officials this week acknowledged the importance of the program,…<\/p>\n