CHIEF RESIDENT PHYSICIANS Sample Clauses

CHIEF RESIDENT PHYSICIANS. 33.01 A Resident Physician designated as a Chief Resident Physician by the appropriate Program Director to perform significant administrative functions shall earn a stipend for such designation at the rate of $200 for each approved and filled residency position in the program on September 1 of that year, to a maximum annual amount for each program of $8,000.00. This stipend will be paid in monthly installments. 33.02 Where the Resident Physician is a Chief Resident Physician for only part of the year or when two (2) or more Resident Physicians act as Co-Chief Resident Physicians, the amount of the stipend to be paid shall be pro-rated according to the time spent as Chief Resident Physician or divided proportionally among all the Co-Chief Resident Physicians. 33.03 Significant administrative functions may include, but are not limited to, the following: the preparation of Resident Physician duty schedules, organizing and scheduling of department rounds, liaising between staff physicians and Resident Physicians, and acting as a resource person for Resident Physicians.
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