Common use of Districts Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

Districts Responsibilities. District shall do all of the following (a) Establish a curriculum for the Programs, and develop and implement a plan of clinical laboratory instruction acceptable to Agency for students enrolled in the Programs. (b) Establish and maintain admission requirements designed to ensure that students admitted to the Programs possess the level of physical and emotional health, character, skills, and qualifications necessary to enable them to participate in clinical laboratory education safely and competently. District shall supply Agency, on request, with a written list of requirements for admission to the Programs. (c) Certify that each instructor and student participating in Allied Health Programs has complied with the drug/alcohol screening policy of District (Exhibit A). (x) Xxxxxxx that each instructor and student has received appropriate orientation to the Agency and has been instructed in occupational exposure to blood borne pathogens and general safety practices and has a signed statement of such instruction on file with District (Exhibit B). (e) Certify that each instructor and student participating in Allied Health Programs has undergone a criminal background check to include as a minimum, a state and county criminal history investigation and a state sex offender search where the student resides and where the Agency is located. In the event any Student receives an insufficient score, such criminal history identified shall be reported to the Agency prior to the Student’s participation in the Program. District may request further consideration of any Student not receiving a passing score and provide the Agency with sufficient information as to the basis for Student’s insufficient score. Agency shall promptly review such request; however, Agency may determine, in Agency’s sole discretion acceptance thereof any student. (f) Assume primary responsibility for the supervision, control and evaluation of students receiving clinical laboratory education at Agency’s facilities, and provide an adequate number of instructors to fulfill this responsibility. In order to ensure that the Programs do not interfere with the orderly operation of Agency’s facilities, District shall require each student and instructor participating in the Programs to abide by the program and/or safety-related requests of any person in authority at Agency, to the extent legally permissible. (g) Require each student and instructor to observe applicable regulations established by the Agency relating to dress code, student and faculty photo identification badges, and parking. (h) Assume responsibility for the care and control of all supplies and materials used for the instruction of students at the Agency. (i) Maintain the students’ attendance and academic records. (j) Cooperate with the Agency in complying with the requirements of the appropriate professional accrediting or licensing body. (k) The Program director (“Program Director”) of the Bakersfield College Radiologic Technology Program will maintain compliance with the regulations as set forth on Exhibit C, attached hereto and incorporated herein.

Districts Responsibilities. District shall do all of the following (a) Establish a curriculum for the Programs, and develop and implement a plan of clinical laboratory instruction acceptable to Agency for students enrolled in the Programs. (b) Establish and maintain admission requirements designed to ensure that students admitted to the Programs possess the level of physical and emotional health, character, skills, and qualifications necessary to enable them to participate in clinical laboratory education safely and competently. District shall supply Agency, on request, with a written list of requirements for admission to the Programs. (c) Certify that each instructor and student participating in Allied Health Programs has complied with the drug/alcohol screening policy of District (Exhibit A). (xd) Xxxxxxx Certify that each instructor and student has received appropriate orientation to the Agency and has been instructed in occupational exposure to blood borne pathogens and general safety practices and has a signed statement of such instruction on file with District (Exhibit B). (e) Certify that each instructor and student participating in Allied Health Programs has undergone a criminal background check to include as a minimum, a state and county criminal history investigation and a state sex offender search where the student resides and where the Agency is located. In the event any Student receives an insufficient score, such criminal history identified shall be reported to the Agency prior to the Student’s participation in the Program. District may request further consideration of any Student not receiving a passing score and provide the Agency with sufficient information as to the basis for Student’s insufficient score. Agency shall promptly review such request; however, Agency may determine, in Agency’s sole discretion acceptance thereof any student. (f) Assume primary responsibility for the supervision, control and evaluation of students receiving clinical laboratory education at Agency’s facilities, and provide an adequate number of instructors to fulfill this responsibility. In order to ensure that the Programs do not interfere with the orderly operation of Agency’s facilities, District shall require each student and instructor participating in the Programs to abide by the program and/or safety-related requests of any person in authority at Agency, to the extent legally permissible. (g) Require each student and instructor to observe applicable regulations established by the Agency relating to dress code, student and faculty photo identification badges, and parking. (h) Assume responsibility for the care and control of all supplies and materials used for the instruction of students at the Agency. (i) Maintain the students’ attendance and academic records. (j) Cooperate with the Agency in complying with the requirements of the appropriate professional accrediting or licensing body. (k) The Program director (“Program Director”) of the Bakersfield College Radiologic Technology Program will maintain compliance with the regulations as set forth on Exhibit C, attached hereto and incorporated herein.

Districts Responsibilities. District shall do all of the following (a) Establish a curriculum for the Programs, and develop and implement a plan of clinical laboratory instruction acceptable to Agency for students enrolled in the Programs. (b) Establish and maintain admission requirements designed to ensure that students admitted to the Programs possess the level of physical and emotional health, character, skills, and qualifications necessary to enable them to participate in clinical laboratory education safely and competently. District shall supply Agency, on request, with a written list of requirements for admission to the Programs. (c) Certify that each instructor and student participating in Allied Health Programs has complied with the drug/alcohol screening policy of District (Exhibit A). (xd) Xxxxxxx Certify that each instructor and student has received appropriate orientation to the Agency and has been instructed in occupational exposure to blood borne pathogens and general safety practices and has a signed statement of such instruction on file with District (Exhibit B). (e) Certify that each instructor and student participating in Allied Health Programs has undergone a criminal background check to include as a minimum, a state and county criminal history investigation and a state sex offender search where the student resides and where the Agency is located. In the event any Student receives an insufficient score, such criminal history identified shall be reported to the Agency prior to the Student’s participation in the Program. District may request further consideration of any Student not receiving a passing score and provide the Agency with sufficient information as to the basis for Student’s insufficient score. Agency shall promptly review such request; however, Agency may determine, in Agency’s sole discretion acceptance thereof any student. (f) Assume primary responsibility for the supervision, control and evaluation of students receiving clinical laboratory education at Agency’s facilities, and provide an adequate number of instructors to fulfill this responsibility. In order to ensure that the Programs do not interfere with the orderly operation of Agency’s facilities, District shall require each student and instructor participating in the Programs to abide by the program and/or safety-program- or safety- related requests of any person in authority at Agency, to the extent legally permissible. (g) Require each student and instructor to observe applicable regulations established by the Agency relating to dress code, student and faculty photo identification badges, and parking. (h) Assume responsibility for the care and control of all supplies and materials used for the instruction of students at the Agency. (i) Maintain the students’ attendance and academic records. (j) Cooperate with the Agency in complying with the requirements of the appropriate professional accrediting or licensing body. (k) The Program director (“Program Director”) of the Bakersfield College Radiologic Technology Program will maintain compliance with the regulations as set forth on Exhibit C, attached hereto and incorporated herein.

Districts Responsibilities. District shall do all of the following (a) Establish a curriculum for the Programs, and develop and implement a plan of clinical laboratory instruction acceptable to Agency for students enrolled in the Programs. (b) Establish and maintain admission requirements designed to ensure that students admitted to the Programs possess the level of physical and emotional health, character, skills, and qualifications necessary to enable them to participate in clinical laboratory education safely and competently. District shall supply Agency, on request, with a written list of requirements for admission to the Programs. (c) Certify that each instructor and student participating in Allied Health Programs has complied with the drug/alcohol screening policy of District (Exhibit A). (xd) Xxxxxxx Certify that each instructor and student has received appropriate orientation to the Agency and has been instructed in occupational exposure to blood borne pathogens and general safety practices and has a signed statement of such instruction on file with District (Exhibit B). (e) Certify that each instructor and student participating in Allied Health Programs has undergone a criminal background check to include as a minimum, a state and county criminal history investigation and a state sex offender search where the student resides and where the Agency is located. In the event any Student receives an insufficient score, such criminal history identified shall be reported to the Agency prior to the Student’s participation in the Program. District may request further consideration of any Student not receiving a passing score and provide the Agency with sufficient information as to the basis for Student’s insufficient score. Agency shall promptly review such request; however, Agency may determine, in Agency’s sole discretion acceptance thereof any student.. Furthermore, District shall certify that each student have completed the following: (i) clear drug test results within 60 days prior to starting the Program with Agency; (ii) clear background check within 60 days prior to starting the Program with Agency. Agency shall be contacted for any discrepancy in background check; (iii) awareness of mandated reporting; (iv) immunization record or declination of Tdap, MMR, HepB, and Varicella; (v) influenza vaccine or declination during annual flu season; (vi) TB Screening within 1 year of starting the program with FACILITY and kept up to date; (vii) confidentiality in computer usage; (viii) proof of educational qualifications and licenses, if applicable; and documentation of insurance coverage as outlined in this Agreement (f) Assume primary responsibility for the supervision, control and evaluation of students receiving clinical laboratory education at Agency’s facilities, and provide an adequate number of instructors to fulfill this responsibility. In order to ensure that the Programs do not interfere with the orderly operation of Agency’s facilities, District shall require each student and instructor participating in the Programs to abide by the program and/or safety-program- or safety- related requests of any person in authority at Agency, to the extent legally permissible. (g) Require each student and instructor to observe applicable regulations established by the Agency relating to code of conduct found at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/pages/code- of conduct.aspx, dress code, student and faculty photo identification badges, and parking. (h) Assume responsibility for the care and control of all supplies and materials used for the instruction of students at the Agency. (i) Maintain the students’ attendance and academic records. (j) Cooperate with the Agency in complying with the requirements of the appropriate professional accrediting or licensing body. (k) The Program director (“Program Director”) of the Bakersfield College Radiologic Technology Program will maintain compliance with the regulations as set forth on Exhibit C, attached hereto and incorporated herein.