Educational Funds Sample Clauses

Educational Funds. ‌ Any educational funds CONTRACTOR receives from an LEA for educational costs shall be used solely for educational costs and not for costs of a residential program (Ed. Code § 56366.5). CONTRACTOR shall maintain records which accurately account for receipt and expenditure of funds received for educational costs.
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Educational Funds. 15 The Hospital will provide up to $15,000 in each calendar year ($18,000 effective 16 January 1, 2012) for assistance in paying for registration fees, required materials, 17 travel, meals, lodging and parking in conjunction with educational courses for 18 regular nurses and for on-call nurses who have worked at least 400 hours for the 19 Hospital in the preceding twelve months. One-quarter (1/4) of the annual amount 20 specified in the preceding sentence will be allocated to each calendar quarter of 21 that year. Any part of such quarterly amount not used for a calendar quarter will 22 be carried over to the next calendar quarter, except that there will be no 23 carryover to the next calendar year. A regular nurse will be eligible for a 24 maximum of $300 per year. If any part of the above annual amount remains 25 undistributed at the end of the calendar year, individual nurses’ expenses in 26 excess of their individual maximums will be reimbursed on an equitable basis up 27 to the annual amount, provided however that no nurse will be reimbursed more 28 than $800. 29 1. The Hospital will continue to pay for the registration fees necessary to 30 obtain ACLS, PALS, ENPC, NRP, and BCLS, if such certification or 1 education is required by the nurse's manager for the nurse's unit. For 2 ACLS or BCLS certification or re-certification, the nurse must take a 3 course offered at Providence facilities or through a Providence preferred 4 educational provider to receive full payment for registration fees; if the 5 nurse takes a course elsewhere, he or she is responsible for paying the 6 amount that exceeds the fee charged at a Providence facility or through a 7 Providence preferred educational provider. 8 2. Any material changes in the procedure for processing payment for 9 amounts approved under this Section B will be presented and discussed 10 at the Task Force prior to implementation.
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Educational Funds. The Hospital will provide up to $20,000 $18,000 in each 12-month periodcalendar year (June 1 to May 31) for assistance in paying for registration fees, required materials, travel, meals, lodging and parking in conjunction with educational courses for regular nurses and for on-callPer Diem nurses who have worked at least 400 hours for the Hospital in the preceding twelve months. One-quarter (1/4) of the annual amount specified in the preceding sentence will be allocated to each calendar quarter of that 12- month periodyear. Any part of such quarterly amount not used for a calendar quarter will be carried over to the next calendar quarter, except that there will be no carryover to the next calendar year12-month period. A one-time 18-month period will run from January 1, 2017 through May 31, 2018 in which the educational fund will be equal to $30,000. During this 18-month period, unused funds may carry over into subsequent quarters in the 18-month period; however, any remaining funds will expire at the end of the 18-month period on May 31, 2018. A regular nurse will be eligible for a maximum of $300$450 per year12-month period. If any part of the above annual amount remains undistributed at the end of the calendar year12-month period, individual nurses’ who apply for expenses in excess of their individual maximums ($450) will be reimbursed on an equitable basis up tothe annual amount, provided however that no nurse will be reimbursed more than an additional $800 $650 annually. No nurse will receive more than $1,100 in education funds annually. For the one-time 18-month period running from January 1, 2017 through May 31, 2018, all remaining amounts, including Sections A.1 and A.2 and the limits on any remaining undistributed funds will be increased by fifty percent (50%). 1. The Hospital will continue to pay for the registration fees necessary to obtain ACLS, PALS, ENPC, NRP, and BCLS, and any certification or education (other than degree programs) required by the nurse's manager for the nurse's unit. For ACLS or BCLS certification or re-certification, the nurse must take a course offered at Providence facilities or through a Providence preferred educational provider to receive full payment for registration fees; if the nurse takes a course elsewhere, he or she is responsible for paying the amount that exceeds the fee charged at a Providence facility or through a Providence preferred educational provider. 2. Any material changes in the procedure for processing...
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Educational Funds. The Hospital will provide up to $20,000 in each 12-month 15 period (June 1 to May 31) for assistance in paying for registration fees, required 16 materials, travel, meals, lodging and parking in conjunction with educational courses for 17 regular nurses and for Per Diem nurses who have worked at least 400 hours for the 18 Hospital in the preceding twelve months. One-quarter (1/4) of the annual amount 19 specified in the preceding sentence will be allocated to each calendar quarter of that 12- 20 month period. Any part of such quarterly amount not used for a quarter will be carried 21 over to the next quarter, except that there will be no carryover to the next 12-month 22 period. A regular nurse will be eligible for a maximum of $450 per 12-month period. If 23 any part of the above annual amount remains undistributed at the end of the 12-month 24 period, individual nurses who apply for expenses in excess of their individual maximums 25 ($450) will be reimbursed on an equitable basis up to an additional $650 annually. No 26 nurse will receive more than $1,100 in education funds annually. 27 1. The Hospital will continue to pay for the registration fees necessary to 28 obtain ACLS, PALS, ENPC, NRP, and BCLS, and any certification or 29 education (other than degree programs) required by the nurse's manager 30 for the nurse's unit. For ACLS or BCLS certification or re-certification, the 31 nurse must take a course offered at Providence facilities or through a 1 Providence preferred educational provider to receive full payment for 2 registration fees; if the nurse takes a course elsewhere, he or she is 3 responsible for paying the amount that exceeds the fee charged at a 4 Providence facility or through a Providence preferred educational provider. 5 2. Any material changes in the procedure for processing payment for 6 amounts approved under this Section B will be presented and discussed 7 at the Professional Nursing Care Committee prior to implementation.
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Educational Funds. The Hospital will provide up to $15,000 in each calendar year ($18,000 effective January 1, 2012) for assistance in paying for registration fees, required materials, travel, meals, lodging and parking in conjunction with educational courses for regular nurses and for on-call nurses who have worked at least 400 hours for the Hospital in the preceding twelve months. One-quarter (1/4) of the annual amount specified in the preceding sentence will be allocated to each calendar quarter of that year. Any part of such quarterly amount not used for a calendar quarter will be carried over to the next calendar quarter, except that there will be no carryover to the next calendar year. A regular nurse will be eligible for a maximum of $300 per year. If any part of the above annual amount remains undistributed at the end of the calendar year, individual nurses’ expenses in excess of their individual maximums will be reimbursed on an equitable basis up to the annual amount, provided however that no nurse will be reimbursed more than $800. 1. The Hospital will continue to pay for the registration fees necessary to obtain ACLS, PALS, ENPC, NRP, and BCLS, if such certification or education is required by the nurse's manager for the nurse's unit. For ACLS or BCLS certification or re-certification, the nurse must take a course offered at Providence facilities or through a Providence preferred educational provider to receive full payment for registration fees; if the nurse takes a course elsewhere, he or she is responsible for paying the amount that exceeds the fee charged at a Providence facility or through a Providence preferred educational provider. 2. Any material changes in the procedure for processing payment for amounts approved under this Section B will be presented and discussed at the Task Force prior to implementation.
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