Common use of New Nurse Float Pay Clause in Contracts

New Nurse Float Pay. Registered Nurses hired after the effective date of this agreement who are new graduates shall not receive the float premium until they work independently clinically, or for one year, whichever is earlier (for the purposes of this section, “new graduate” is defined as a nurse who has graduated in the past 9 months). For the purposes of this section, “independently clinically” is defined as the Registered Nurse being counted for the purpose of the staffing matrix.

New Nurse Float Pay. Registered Nurses hired after the effective date of this agreement who are new graduates shall not receive the float premium until they work independently clinically, or for one (1) year, whichever is earlier (for the purposes of this section, “"new graduate” " is defined as a nurse who has graduated in the past 9 nine (9) months). For the purposes of this section, “"independently clinically” " is defined as the Registered Nurse being counted for the purpose of the staffing matrix.

New Nurse Float Pay. Registered Nurses hired after the effective date of this agreement who are new graduates shall not receive the float premium until they work independently clinically, or for one (1) year, whichever is earlier (for the purposes of this section, “new graduate” is defined as a nurse who has graduated in the past 9 nine (9) months). For the purposes of this section, “independently clinically” is defined as the Registered Nurse being counted for the purpose of the staffing matrix.