Common use of ON-CALL ROOMS AND LOCKERS Clause in Contracts

ON-CALL ROOMS AND LOCKERS. A. The University will make reasonable efforts to ensure that on-call rooms are provided and maintained in accordance with ACGME requirements. All on-call rooms will be maintained in accordance with reasonable health and sanitation standards. The University will make a reasonable effort not to require Housestaff Officers of different sexes to use the same on- call room, at the same time. Where on-call rooms are equipped with locks, the assigned Housestaff Officer will be given a key for the time of the room assignment. When the University becomes aware that on-call rooms are being repaired or facility constructions renders them uninhabitable, the University will request that the hospital provide comparable alternate rooms. B. In University owned and operated clinical facilities, the University, upon request, will make reasonable efforts to provide each housestaff Officer with access to a secured locker for their personal belongings while they are on rotation. The University shall strongly encourage the other institutions which the Housestaff rotate through and provide clinical services, to supply a secured locker to each Housestaff Officer while on rotation. C. The University will make reasonable efforts to work with the hospitals to identify lactation rooms within the hospitals. In addition, the University will identify lactation rooms within appropriate Rutgers university buildings. D. For purposes of this Article, “reasonable efforts” shall include but not be limited to regular written communications from the University to the appropriate hospital representative(s) or decision-maker(s) requesting that the hospital comply with the relevant contractual or accreditation standard until compliance has been achieved.

ON-CALL ROOMS AND LOCKERS. A. The University will make reasonable efforts to ensure that on-call rooms are provided and maintained in accordance with ACGME requirements. All on-call rooms will be maintained in accordance with reasonable health and sanitation standards. The University will make a reasonable effort not to require Housestaff Officers of different sexes to use the same on- call room, at the same time. Where on-call rooms are equipped with locks, the assigned Housestaff Officer will be given a key for the time of the room assignment. When the University becomes aware that on-call rooms are being repaired or facility constructions renders them uninhabitable, the University will request that the hospital provide comparable alternate rooms. B. In University owned and operated clinical facilities, the University, upon request, will make reasonable efforts to provide each housestaff Housestaff Officer with access to a secured locker for their personal belongings while they are on rotation. The University shall strongly encourage the other institutions which the Housestaff rotate through and provide clinical services, to supply a secured locker to each Housestaff Officer while on rotation. C. The University will make reasonable efforts to work with the hospitals to identify lactation rooms within the hospitals. In addition, the University will identify lactation rooms within appropriate Rutgers university buildings. D. For purposes of this Article, “reasonable efforts” shall include but not be limited to regular written communications from the University to the appropriate hospital representative(s) or decision-maker(s) requesting that the hospital comply with the relevant contractual or accreditation standard until compliance has been achieved.