Appointment of Medical Officers Sample Clauses
The Appointment of Medical Officers clause establishes the process and authority for designating medical professionals to specific roles or responsibilities within an organization or under a contract. Typically, this clause outlines who has the power to appoint medical officers, the qualifications required, and the scope of their duties, such as overseeing health assessments or providing medical supervision. By clearly defining the appointment procedure and responsibilities, the clause ensures that qualified personnel are in place to manage health-related matters, thereby promoting compliance with regulatory requirements and safeguarding the well-being of individuals involved.
Appointment of Medical Officers. The Concessionaire agrees that the Authority shall nominate and appoint a chief medical officer or a district surgeon, or officer of such other equivalent designation, who shall have the power to control the District Hospital in the events of Medical Emergency (“Chief Medical Officer”). The Chief Medical Officer shall continue to be rolls of the Authority and shall have such powers as described in the Schedule R. The Concessionaire shall provide such facilities to the Chief Medical Officer as provided in the Schedule R and the Authority shall be liable to reimburse such amount spent by the Concessionaire towards providing the facility to the Chief Medical Officer. The Concessionaire shall also provide the Chief Medical Officer a space for his office within the District Hospital.