Medical Care Onboard a Sample Clauses

Medical Care Onboard a. The cost of medical treatment recommended by the ship’s doctor and related costs incurred during a Tour of Duty will be met by the Company. This does not include dental or optical treatment of a non-essential nature unless caused by an accident or injury in the course of employment. b) You must bring to the ship at the commencement of Tour of Duty sufficient supply of any medications you routinely take to last one month longer than your anticipated end of Tour of Duty. If this is not possible, it is your responsibility to inform the ship’s doctor well before your medication runs out so it can be sourced ashore. The cost of re-supply and any associated costs will be at your expense. c) If medical disembarkation is deemed necessary by the ship’s doctor, the Company is responsible for your repatriation to the repatriation destination stated in your Part A. 5.5.2
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