NORTHERN AND ISOLATION TRAVEL ASSISTANCE OUTREACH PROGRAM Sample Clauses

NORTHERN AND ISOLATION TRAVEL ASSISTANCE OUTREACH PROGRAM. 11.1 The Northern and Isolation Travel Assistance Outreach Program (the “NITAOP”) is a two-component program consisting of the Northern and Isolation Travel Assistance Program and the Physician Outreach Program, that makes funding available to provide approved physicians with a travel time honorarium and reimbursement of travel expenses, for approved travel to the communities listed in Appendix B for the purpose of providing medical services to the residents of such communities, in accordance with the specific terms, conditions, rules and eligibility criteria approved or established by the JSC from time to time. 11.2 Responsibility for the governance and oversight of the NITAOP resides with the JSC, with day to day administration of the NITAOP provided by the Ministry. 11.3 The Government will provide annual funding of $1.5 million for the Physician Outreach Program.
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NORTHERN AND ISOLATION TRAVEL ASSISTANCE OUTREACH PROGRAM. 8.1 The NITAOP is a two-component program consisting of the Northern and Isolation Travel Assistance Program and the Physician Outreach Program, that makes funding available to provide approved physicians with a travel time honorarium and reimbursement of travel expenses, for approved travel for the purpose of providing medical services to the residents of such communities, in accordance with the specific terms, conditions, rules and eligibility criteria approved or established by the JSC from time to time. 8.2 Responsibility for the governance and oversight of the NITAOP resides with the JSC, with day-to-day administration of the NITAOP provided by the Ministry. 8.3 The Government will continue to fund the Northern and Isolation Travel Assistance Program at a level that meets the needs of the program as determined by the JSC. 8.4 The Physician Outreach Program portion of NITAOP will continue to be funded out of the funding for RSA Funded Rural Programs provided in Article 9. 8.5 For the purposes of the NITAOP, the Agreement applies to the communities listed in Appendix A, subject to the specific terms, conditions, rules, and eligibility criteria established by the JSC for the NITAOP from time to time. 8.6 A Health Authority, the Government or the Doctors of BC may apply to the JSC to add a community to be eligible for the NITAOP if the community is listed in Appendix A if the JSC agrees, by consensus decision, that the community requires itinerant services.
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