Advanced Practice Nurse Sample Clauses

Advanced Practice Nurse. A Recipient who becomes an advanced registered nurse practitioner, certified nurse midwife, clinical nurse specialist, and the certified registered nurse anesthetist may carry out the service obligation by practicing full time outside of the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metropolitan areas at any hospital, nursing home, state health facility, qualified rural health clinic, or hospital owned or leased rural physician clinic. PLEASE INITIAL .
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Advanced Practice Nurse. A Recipient who becomes an advanced registered nurse practitioner, certified nurse midwife, clinical nurse specialist, and the certified registered nurse anesthetist may carry out the service obligation by practicing full time at any hospital, nursing home, state health facility, qualified rural health clinic, or hospital owned or leased rural physician clinic. PLEASE INITIAL
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Advanced Practice Nurse. An APRN is a registered nurse (RN) who has completed an advanced graduate- level education program and has passed a national certification examination.
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Advanced Practice Nurse. Effective Effective April 1, 2011 April 1, 2013 Start 40.57 41.69 1 Year 42.20 43.36 2 Years 43.89 45.10 3 Years 45.64 46.90 4 Years 47.47 48.78 5 Years 49.40 50.76 6 Years 51.68 53.10 25 Years 52.71 54.16 Classification – Nurse Practitioner Effective Effective April 1, 2011 April 1, 2013 Start 45.36 46.61 1 Year 47.11 48.41 2 Years 49.00 50.35 3 Years 50.95 52.35 4 Years 53.00 54.46 5 Years 55.01 56.53 6 Years 57.87 59.46 25 Years 59.02 60.64 Classification – Nurse Clinician: Effective Effective April 1, 2011 April 1, 2013 Start 32.32 33.21 1 Year 32.77 33.67 2 Years 33.30 34.22 3 Years 34.97 35.93 4 Years 36.62 37.63 5 Years 38.68 39.74 6 Years 40.78 41.90 7 Years 42.81 43.98 8 Years 45.86 47.12 25 Years 46.69 47.97 Classification – Graduate Nurse Effective Effective April 1, 2011 April 1, 2013 Start 27.71 28.47 Classification - Nurse Co-ordinator: Effective Effective April 1, 2011 April 1, 2013 Start 31.91 32.79 1 Year 32.32 33.21 2 Years 32.89 33.79 3 Years 34.51 35.46 4 Years 36.14 37.13 5 Years 38.16 39.21 6 Years 40.22 41.32 7 Years 42.26 43.42 8 Years 45.29 46.54 25 Years 46.11 47.38 APPENDIX 4 SUPERIOR CONDITIONS FULL-TIME & PART-TIME - SUPERIOR CONDITIONS FROM SAUGEEN SITE Previously existing conditions retained as provided for in the X'Xxxx Interest Arbitration Award dated October 23, 1981 include the following:
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Advanced Practice Nurse. Licensed Practitioner name and license number Advanced Practice Nurse name and Street address of home license number City, State & Zip of home Street address of home Home phone number City, State & Zip of home Home phone number Business street address Business street address City, State & Zip of business City, State & Zip of business Business phone number Business phone number
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