Correctional Care Unit/Correctional Care Health Professional Sample Clauses

Correctional Care Unit/Correctional Care Health Professional. Any employee in the following classifications meeting the Correctional Care Unit/Correctional Care Health Professional requirements and working in the designated units as the employee’s primary unit shall receive a differential of $1.00 per hour when actually working in the designated unit unless otherwise specified in this MOU. • Institutional Nurse • Supervising Institutional Nurse • Senior Institutional Nurse • Licensed Vocational Nurse III • Nurse Practitioner I, II, III • Physician Assistant • Physician II, III, IV • Radiologic Technologist • Senior Radiologic Technologist • Supervising Radiologic Technologist For all employees who are newly graduated, or who are new to the Correctional Care Unit, the Correctional Care Unit/Correctional Care Health Professional differential will be applied following completion of required training necessary for the Correctional Care Unit and once the employee is authorized by RUHS to work independently on the unit.
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