DUTIES OF SCHOOL Sample Clauses

DUTIES OF SCHOOL. Prior to assigning Students to Facility, School shall: A. Designate a member of its faculty ("Faculty Coordinator") to coordinate this Agreement with a designated member of Facility’s staff. The coordination shall include on-site visits when practical and a continuing exchange of information on progress of the program; B. Recommend for affiliation only those Students who have successfully completed all necessary requirements of School’s educational program and any appropriate professional requirements, and who have knowledge and skills consistent with an ability to properly discharge the clinical duties or functions associated with the clinical experiences in which the Students will participate; C. Be responsible for orienting Students to those applicable policies and procedures provided by Facility to School, and to such other policies, procedures, rules and regulations as School deems appropriate; D. Provide Facility with the names, health status reports, including records of any immunizations required by Facility, and other pertinent information about each Student to be assigned to Facility before the beginning date of the Student’s assignment at Facility; E. Obtain Facility’s approval of Students and periods of affiliation; F. Advise Students to maintain the confidential nature of all information which may come to them with regard to patients and Facility records during the duration of the program and obtain from each Student a Compliance and Confidentiality Acknowledgement in the form attached to and made a part of this Agreement as Exhibit 1 and such other confidentiality statements as are reasonably necessary in accordance with Facility policy; G. Keep all records and reports on each Student’s experience; H. Represent and certify that its teaching program for Students involved under this Agreement is accredited by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and that School is responsible for notifying Facility within ten (10) days in the event such accreditation is canceled, withdrawn or otherwise terminated; I. Obtain evidence of health insurance from each Student prior to that Student’s assignment at Facility; and J. Verify that each Student has completed and passed the requirements noted in the BJC Guidelines Re: The Joint Commission Standard HR.1.20, attached hereto as Exhibit 2 and incorporated herein by reference, prior to such Student participating in any clinical activities at Facility’s premises.
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DUTIES OF SCHOOL. 1. The School shall provide and maintain an appropriate level of a student athletic training program. The School shall provide and maintain an appropriate level of athletic training supplies and provide appropriate space for the conduct of any athletic training program, including appropriate equipment for the development of preventative programs and emergency response. See Exhibit D for the list of medical equipment required. 2. The School shall provide a secure Athletic Training space appropriate for documentation of athletic injuries and storage of documentation pertaining to athletic injuries according to HIPAA and FERPA guidelines. 3. The compensation to be paid to Excelsior by the School and related payment terms are set forth on Exhibit C hereto. Such compensation is meant to offset expenses of the Trainer, except when the School requests Excelsior’s ACT to participate in an out-of-town athletic event requiring travel and/or overnight lodging. In such situations, the School shall pay the direct costs of such additional expenses as they are incurred by or on behalf of Excelsior’s ACT. This Agreement provides a set amount of annual hours to be provided to each School as outlined in Exhibit C, inclusive of hours worked over 40 hours in any one week. Hours above the set amount in an annual period shall be payable to Excelsior at the rate set in Exhibit C. 4. The School shall be solely responsible for determining the times of practice and for scheduling all athletic programs. It is the responsibility of the School to provide Excelsior and its ACT with a current practice and game schedule promptly when such services are requested. If the School gives less than 24 hours notice for coverage of an event, Excelsior reserves the right not to provide an ATC or other resource for the requested event. 5. The School must provide adequate notice of all schedule changes including, but not limited to weather make-up practices/games and other cancellations /postponements of the event. Failure to notify Excelsior and/or the ATC of changes to schedule where said ATC arrives for scheduled contest without notification will result in hours paid as per terms of this Agreement. In the event the ATC arrives for a cancelled event (and was not notified by the Athletic Director and/or coaching staff) the School will be responsible for the payment of the original hours scheduled as well as mileage for any travel required at the applicable current IRS rate. 6. Excelsior will be the...
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DUTIES OF SCHOOL. The School agrees that it will perform the following: A. The School will contract for and supply emergent medical and transportation services by emergency medical technicians to care for emergent medical needs including transportation of injured athletes as Trainers may direct and require. B. The School will provide necessary supplies for the athletic trainers, as specified in paragraph 7 above. C. The School will provide Trainers with access to the School’s training room, gym, other athletic facilities and athletic equipment as available for the athletic training and therapy services and for the sports enhancement activities. D. The School will not pay Rehab Services any fees for hours of Trainer coverage. Hours of service provided as sports enhancement training through Rehab Services’ “Sports Max” or “Must Run” programs which are paid privately by an individual athlete or his/her parents will not be included in the complimentary hours of coverage. E. The School will make transportation with its athletic teams available to Trainers, to the extent the School is able to do so. F. The School through its Athletic Director or appropriate designee will coordinate the schedule of Trainer coverage for the various events of the school. The general assignment of the Trainers will ultimately be determined by the Athletic Director in coordination with Rehab Services and will be communicated at least thirty days in advance unless not feasible due to changes of events due to weather, tournament participation, etc. The school may at times utilize the services of Trainers for more than forty (40) hours per week on an as needed, as available basis. G. The School will provide that its athletic director effectively communicates and coordinates with Rehab Services and the Trainers regarding the athletic events and other athletic team activities for which the services of the Trainers are requested by the School, including timely notice of any cancellations or schedule changes with respect to such athletic events and other athletic team activities. H. One complimentary full-page advertisement in all athletic programs, as well as the right to display up to two banners at each covered home event and a complimentary ad on the School’s athletic web page.
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DUTIES OF SCHOOL. School shall be responsible for the following duties: 2.1 To provide, at no cost to RH, all supplies and equipment deemed necessary and required by the Athletic Trainer for carrying out such person's duties under this Agreement, and to provide, at no cost to RH, all supplies, and equipment deemed necessary and required to furnish other services to be provided under this Agreement unless otherwise negotiated by the parties hereto. Any expenses incurred by RH shall be treated as incidental costs and expenses as referenced in Section 3 below. 2.2 Designate the School Athletic Director, to coordinate, monitor, and evaluate the performance of RH under the terms of the Agreement. RH will supply said Athletic Director with information regarding the scope and standards for the performance of services under the Agreement, as set forth in Schedule A and Section 1.2 above, as necessary for Athletic Director to coordinate and monitor performance under the Agreement In the absence of the Athletic Director, the School may designate another administrator for the purposes of this paragraph.
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DUTIES OF SCHOOL. SCHOOL shall provide facilities, including office, laboratory, equipment and field space, required for the Technical Services to be completed under this Agreement. The SCHOOL shall provide reasonable efforts to perform the Technical Services requested within the projected costs and time period indicated in this Agreement. In the event the SCHOOL’S costs exceed the Maximum Cost per sample or in the event the Technical Services and Deliverables cannot be completed by the Due Date, in each case due to circumstances beyond the control of the SCHOOL, SCHOOL will notify CUSTOMER as soon as reasonably possible and CUSTOMER shall have the option of (i) terminating this Agreement, without making any payment to SCHOOL other than for any Deliverables previously completed for any samples, or (ii) continuing the Agreement and agreeing to an increase in the Maximum Cost per sample or an extension of the Due Date. SCHOOL shall not exceed the Maximum Cost per sample without obtaining CUSTOMER’s prior written consent. The parties understand and agree that the Technical Services to be performed is limited to reporting on the results obtained and shall not include any intellectual contributions of the School.
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DUTIES OF SCHOOL. A. SCHOOL, at the direction of DHS, shall instruct and advise its students of relevant DHS policies and procedures, including the requirements under the Vulnerable Adults Act, the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act, and the Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act (“HIPAA”). DHS may require students to undergo additional training before starting the educational experience or interaction with DHS clients. Any additional training will be provided by DHS. B. SCHOOL shall provide each student a copy of the Master Contract and this Work Order Contract. C. SCHOOL shall schedule a follow-up meeting at DHS’ Facility for the purpose of joint evaluation of the educational experience. D. Prior to performing any work under this Work Order Contract, SCHOOL shall ensure that each student has signed Attachment A, “Student Waiver”, which is attached and incorporated into to this Work Order Contract. SCHOOL shall ensure that a copy of Attachment A is on file in each student’s record. All copies of Attachment A executed under this Section are incorporated by reference and made part of this Work Order Contract. E. Prior to performing any work under this Work Order Contract, SCHOOL shall ensure that each student has signed Attachment B, “Student Agreement”, which is attached and incorporated into to this Work Order Contract. SCHOOL shall ensure that a copy of Attachment B is on file in each student’s record. All copies of Attachment B executed under this Section are incorporated by reference and made part of this Work Order Contract. F. The ratio of students to instructors shall not exceed ten to one when the students are actually at a DHS facility on a clinical assignment. This ratio may be exceeded for classroom instruction, group discussions or tours. Arrangements may be made with DHS's On-Site Supervisor to allow adjustment to this ratio based on DHS’s ability to provide clinical supervision. G. SCHOOL shall appoint an Instructor to supervise each student’s educational experience under this Work Order Contract. SCHOOL’s Instructors will be responsible for planning, directing and evaluating the students’ learning experience, in collaboration and coordination with DHS’ authorized representative.
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