Clinics Sample Clauses
Clinics. (a) Service Company shall lease, acquire or otherwise procure Clinics at such locations as are approved by the Policy Board, taking into consideration the professional concerns of Provider. The expenses associated with any such leasing, acquisition, or procurement shall be Clinic Expenses. Any Clinic procured by Service Company for use by Provider shall be procured at commercially reasonable rates. Any move from a present Provider practice location shall be made only after Service Company has received Provider Consent.
(b) In the event Provider is the lessee of a Clinic under a lease with an unrelated and nonaffiliated lessor, Service Company may require Provider to assign such lease to Service Company upon receipt of consent from the lessor. Provider shall exercise all reasonable efforts to assist in obtaining the lessor’s consent to the assignment. Any expenses incurred in the assignment shall be Clinic Expenses.
(c) Service Company shall be responsible for the repair and maintenance of each Clinic, in a manner consistent with Service Company’s responsibilities under the terms of any lease or other use arrangement relating to that Clinic, the costs and expenses of which shall be a Clinic Expense; provided that the costs and expenses of any repairs or maintenance necessitated by the negligence or willful misconduct of dentists or other personnel employed or otherwise retained by Provider shall be a Provider Expense, but one that is ignored for purposes of calculating the Calculated Margin and that therefore must be paid out of the Provider Retained Earnings.
Clinics. Coaches may be granted up to two (2) days per year for the purpose of attending clinics or other meetings of a professional nature, subject to the approval of the Superintendent or his designee which approval shall not be unreasonably with- held. Fees and expenses shall be incurred by the Board. Additional leave of absence may be granted by the Board for good reason.
Clinics a. Ask-a-Lawyer
Clinics. Whereas the Employer must meet the demands of client care, the parties agree to the following:
Clinics. For each clinic, reasonable standards will be established and enforced regarding clinic schedules, clinical supervision, the number of patients per clinic session and the number of patients per housestaff physician consistent with ACGME standards. Ordinarily, these standards will not be set until the HSA has had an opportunity to provide input. When housestaff physicians are required to work extra shifts (i.e., after hours, Saturdays, etc.), compensatory time will be granted automatically, within the rotation of the shift worked. Any changes to schedules must conform to current contract language on housestaff physician work hours. If there are Saturday clinics, in general, they should be staffed by service physicians, nurse practitioners and midwives. If housestaff physicians are required to staff these clinics, they will be given a compensatory day off during that two week rotation.
Clinics i. Upon consultation between Florida Housing and the Contractor, the Contractor shall be available to conduct clinics that have been requested by one or more local governments, not-for-profits or community based organizations. Such organizations must be involved with a local or regional affordable housing delivery process in coordination with agencies providing local government funds.
ii. Clinics shall be customized to meet the individual needs of participants from a geographically proximate region and shall be typically limited to twenty-five (25) participants. Where possible, appropriate, and relevant, the Contractor shall extend an invitation to other regional interests to participate in the clinic.
iii. The Contractor shall be responsible for the same tasks for clinics as are set forth in Section B.1.a. above for workshops.
Clinics. (a) Service Company shall lease, acquire or otherwise procure Clinics at such locations as are approved by the Policy Board, taking into consideration the professional concerns of Provider. The expenses associated with any such leasing, acquisition, or procurement shall be Clinic Expenses; provided that Service Company shall exercise commercially reasonable efforts to procure Clinics at commercially reasonable rates.
(b) If Provider is the lessee of a Clinic under a lease with a third party, Service Company may require Provider to assign such lease to Service Company upon receipt of the lessor’s consent to that assignment, and Provider shall exercise all commercially reasonable efforts to assist in obtaining the lessor’s consent. Any expenses incurred in connection with the assignment shall be Clinic Expenses.
(c) Service Company shall be responsible for the repair and maintenance of each Clinic, in a manner consistent with Service Company’s responsibilities under the terms of any lease or other use arrangement relating to that Clinic, the costs and expenses of which shall be a Clinic Expense; provided that the costs and expenses of any repairs or maintenance necessitated by the negligence or willful misconduct of dentists or other personnel employed or otherwise retained by Provider shall be a Provider Expense, but one that is ignored for purposes of calculating the Calculated Margin and that therefore must be paid out of the Provider Retained Earnings.
Clinics. Temporary Employees (with no contracted hour guarantee) Employees working at an overtime or premium rate of pay Volunteers (on a rotational basis in the event of multiple volunteers) Per Diem Employees who were not on the schedule at the time of posting Per Diem Employees who were on the schedule at the time of posting Determination by patient volume of the provider the employee is assigned to on that shift/day Regularly scheduled employees in reverse order of seniority by rotation
Clinics. The difference between the interim payment and the amount calculated shall be paid to non- 21 FQHC Clinics as Final Settlement.
Clinics. The Referrer acknowledges that the Services may enable or assist its access to, or interaction with, the website content of, correspondence with, or purchase of services from, third parties (via third-party websites or otherwise) and that it does so solely at its own risk. Blue Zinc makes no representation or commitment and shall have no liability or obligation whatsoever in relation to the content of such websites or use of third party services, or correspondence with, any such third-party, or any transactions completed, and any contract entered into by the Referrer, with any such third party. Any contract entered into and any transaction completed with any third-party healthcare clinic is between the Referrer and the relevant third party, healthcare and not Blue Zinc. The Referrer further acknowledges and agrees that Blue Zinc shall have no responsibility or liability for the legality, reliability, integrity, accuracy or quality of data, reports or information received by the Referrer from third party healthcare clinics whilst utilising the Services.