Medical Direction Sample Clauses

Medical Direction. Oversight Contractor shall engage by contract a Medical Director who shall be a physician licensed to practice in the State of Nebraska, and is Board certified in emergency medicine or experienced in the practice of emergency medicine, to provide the overall medical direction and control necessary for all out-of-hospital emergency medical services, including but not limited to emergency ambulance service, special event standby ambulance service, routine ambulance service, but shall not include air medical services and shall not apply to hospital employees performing out-of-hospital emergency medical care in their capacity as hospital employee, within the out-of-hospital emergency medical care system as required by the Emergency Medical Services Act (Neb. Rev. Stat. §71-5172, et. seq. (Reissue 2003)), and related statutes. The contract with the Medical Director will provide that such Director may not terminate or suspend his or her employment without 60 days notice to the Oversight Contractor. The Medical Director shall, jointly with the Lancaster County Medical Society, promulgate Medical Care Protocols/Medical Treatment Guidelines to be followed by out-of-hospital emergency medical care personnel in the Lincoln emergency medical care system and to enforce such protocols/medical treatment guidelines. However, the Medical Director shall retain ultimate authority and responsibility for monitoring and supervision, for establishing protocols/medical treatment guidelines, for standing orders, and for the overall supervision of the medical aspects of the emergency medical service. For purposes of this Agreement, Medical Care Protocols/Medical Treatment Guidelines shall include those protocols/medical treatment guidelines that govern the provision of out-of-hospital emergency medical care by a provider to a patient, and shall include the adopting of pre-arrival instructions and response modes under the priority dispatch system currently used by the City in the dispatch of out-of-hospital emergency medical care providers. Such authority to promulgate protocols/medical treatment guidelines relating to dispatch must be exercised in a manner consistent with licenses and agreements as may exist between the City and the provider of any such priority dispatch system and may not cause the City to breach or act inconsistently with any labor contract governing emergency dispatchers (currently the Lincoln City Employees Association). For purposes of this Agreement, the emer...
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Medical Direction. A Health Care Provider who is assigned by their agency to perform duties pursuant to this Agreement shall provide services according to the Provider’s medical orders.
Medical Direction. Contractor will pay the City the amount set forth in Exhibit C attached for the provision of EMS 911 system medical direction in the form of a part-time EMS 911 System Medical Director position. The Contractor will be responsible for paying the City on time for each payment on a quarterly basis in April, July, October and January (see Exhibit C) of each year of the contract term. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to begin payments, April 1, 2014. A late payment charge of five (5) percent of any unpaid balance will be assessed for each 30-day period or part thereof, in which a payment is past due.
Medical Direction. Customer acknowledges that it must obtain a prescription for the AED Device(s) and the AED Device(s) must be subject to medical oversight. Customer acknowledges that Cintasis not a health-care provider and does not issue the prescription, provide medical oversight, or provide other related health-care or medical services. Rather, by signing this Agreement, Customer receives access toathird-party, at no additional cost to Customer, whowillprovide a prescription forthe AED Device(s), providemedical oversight, register the AED Device(s) with local EMS (together,“Medical Direction”), and provide Customer access to the third-party’s on-line software portal. As a condition to being granted Medical Direction and access to third-party’s software portal, Customer acknowledges it will be required to agree to the terms and conditions applicable to those services, which will be provided at the initial log in to the software portal. Failure to do so: (a) will relieve any third-party providingthe services from any liability for AED management and, compliance notwithstanding, any fees paid by Customer under this Agreement, and (b) will result in Customer assuming full responsibility and any associated liabilities for failing to acknowledge the terms and conditions.
Medical Direction. MU School of Medicine shall provide the services of Dr. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Jr. (“Medical Director”), a duly licensed physician board certified or board eligible in emergency medicine (or equivalent experience as set forth in applicable Missouri Laws and regulations) who will be responsible for medical oversight in: • development and authorization of clinical dispatch, patient care, and transport protocols • advisory and approval role in the clinical credentialing of providers and shall have the authority to restrict, suspend or terminate the patient care activities of a provider • advisory and approval role in training and education standards • advisory and approval role in Clinical Performance Standards and Quality Improvement Program. • advisory and approval role in clinical Performance Improvement initiatives • advisory and approval role in EMS system design, staffing, and special operations • advisory and approval role in dispatch, triage, disaster care and mutual aid agreements • advisory and approval role in medical error investigation and review
Medical Direction. Medical Direction" shall mean the provision of medical advice, consultation, instruction and authorization to appropriately trained or certified personnel by designated staff members at sponsor hospitals as defined by §19a-1791(p) of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
Medical Direction. The County shall provide on-line medical direction and medical oversight for municipal employees active in the provision of paramedic services. The Medical Director for the County has complete discretion regarding the acceptance of any individual, whose practice falls under the Medical Director’s license, including the ability to withhold, suspend or completely terminate an individual’s involvement in the Milwaukee County EMS System. The Municipality shall recognize the authority of the EMS medical director on issues related to patient care and privileges of medical control for all Paramedic and/or Paramedic First Response Units or individuals operating under the medical director's license.
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Medical Direction. The HTFD #1 will provide the EMU and HBFD #1 Medical Direction on an annual basis at no cost.
Medical Direction. A. The MFD EMS 911 System Medical Director has the exclusive authority to develop overall medical plans, policies and medical standards to assure that an effective level of emergency medical care is maintained within the City pre-hospital care 911 system and shall provide ultimate medical control over the entire EMS system. On all matters affecting the quality of patient care, the EMS 911 System Medical Director directs policy, procedure and protocols. The EMS 911 System Medical Director has system-wide scope of authority, which covers all organizations and personnel that have a role in the City’s 911 EMS system.
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