Common use of Independent Exercise of Medical Judgment Clause in Contracts

Independent Exercise of Medical Judgment. The employment relationship between the Employer and Hospitalist shall not affect the independent exercise of Hospitalists’ professional judgment in the practice of medicine so long as it is consistent with the current standards of medical care in the state and complies with the rules, policies, and procedures approved by Employer consistent with these standards.

Independent Exercise of Medical Judgment. The employment relationship between the Employer and Hospitalist providers shall not affect the independent exercise of Hospitalistsproviders’ professional judgment in the practice of medicine so long as it that judgement is consistent with the current standards of medical care in the state and complies with the rules, policies, policies and procedures approved by the Employer consistent with these standards.

Independent Exercise of Medical Judgment. The employment relationship between 3 the Employer and Hospitalist shall not affect the independent exercise of Hospitalists’ 4 professional judgment in the practice of medicine so long as it is consistent with the current 5 standards of medical care in the state and complies with the rules, policies, and procedures 6 approved by Employer consistent with these standards.

Independent Exercise of Medical Judgment. The employment relationship 3 between the Employer and Hospitalist shall not affect the independent exercise of 4 Hospitalists’ professional judgment in the practice of medicine so long as it is 5 consistent with the current standards of medical care in the state and complies with 6 the rules, policies, and procedures approved by Employer consistent with these 7 standards.