Availability to Provide Medical Services Sample Clauses

Availability to Provide Medical Services. Physician hereby agrees to provide Medical Services at the Facilities and Hospital to Patients of the Corporation devoting his or her full time, attention, and energy to such active practice of medicine for Corporation. Physician shall provide Medical Services to Patients within the scope of Physician’s qualifications in a competent and ethical manner, and consistent with acceptable standards of practice. Physician will keep records of time providing Medical Services to Patients pursuant to this Agreement. As used herein, the time to be spent by the Physician shall be such time as necessary to fulfill Physician’s duties hereunder to provide services to Patients at the Facilities and Hospital; provided, however, Physician’s absence from the practice for reasonable periods for vacation, illness, continuing education purposes, licensure examinations, recruiting, and other absences as approved by the Program Director, will not result in a failure by Physician to engage in the active practice of medicine. As used herein, the term “Facilities” shall mean the facility located at 000 Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxx, XX 00000 and such other facilities at which Corporation operates a medical practice for so long as Corporation operates a medical practice at such site. Physician’s duties shall include (a) provision of Medical Services at the Facilities and at Hospital or other inpatient facility as applicable; (b) provision of Medical Services to indigent patients who receive services at the Hospital pursuant to the Professional Services Agreement between Corporation and Hospital.; (c) compliance with the administrative policies and procedures developed by or on behalf of Corporation and (d) compliance with the policies and procedures of the Residency Program.
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