Nurse Retention Program Sample Clauses

Nurse Retention Program. To ensure that Provider’s Nurses return to providing Services to the Board hereunder when schools reopen, the nurse retention program (“Nurse Retention Program”) described below has been created. This Nurse Retention Program will only continue through February 28, 2021. Under the Nurse Retention Program, the Board will pay Provider for thirty (30) hours per week per Nurse in accordance with the Nursing xxxx rates applicable to the assignment in Exhibit C (Schedule of Compensation) of the Original Agreement for each “Available Nurse”, defined below.
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Nurse Retention Program. To ensure that Provider’s Nurses will be able to return to providing Services in schools in the district when schools reopen, the nurse retention program (“Nurse Retention Program”) described below has been created. This Nurse Retention Program will only continue through the end of SY20, which will end on June 19, 2020, rather than the entire Amendment Period. Under the Nurse Retention Program, regardless of how many hours Nurses work per week, the Board will pay Provider for a minimum of twenty (20) hours per week per Nurse in accordance with the Nursing rates in Exhibit B (Schedule of Compensation) of the Original Agreement for each “Available Nurse”, defined below. If an Available Nurse works more than 20 hours per week, then Provider will invoice the Board for the total number of hours actually worked over and above the 20 hours each Nurse worked. Currently, Provider’s Nurses are required to be available for four (4) hours per day for a total of twenty (20) hours per week to support students. Nurses must support students in the same manner as CPS staff.
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Nurse Retention Program. To ensure that Provider’s Nurses will be able to return to providing Services in schools in the district when schools reopen, the nurse retention program (“Nurse Retention Program”) described below has been created. This Nurse Retention Program will only continue through the end of SY20, which will end on June 19, 2020, rather than the entire Amendment Period. Under the Nurse Retention Program, regardless of the number of hours each “Available Nurse”, defined below, Provider will receive retention payments.
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