Operating Rooms Standby Sample Clauses

Operating Rooms Standby. 1. Main Operating Room Nurses who have been assigned a regular schedule of standby in any of the Medical Center’s operating rooms for at least twenty (20) years as an RN or operating room technologist will be exempt from standby if they so choose before the schedule is prepared. If there are problems in covering standby or if the exemption of such 20-year nurses from standby results in an increase to the required standby shifts of the non-exempt nurses of greater than four (4) call shifts per call rotation schedule (6 weeks) over three call rotations periods (18 weeks), the Medical Center and Association will meet, upon request, to consider modification of the exemption in order to provide appropriate standby.
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Operating Rooms Standby. 14 1. Main Operating Room Nurses who have been assigned a regular 15 schedule of standby in any of the Medical Center’s operating rooms for at least 16 twenty (20) years as an RN or operating room technologist will be exempt from 17 standby if they so choose before the schedule is prepared. If there are problems 18 in covering standby or if the exemption of such 20-year nurses from standby
Operating Rooms Standby. 2 1. Main Operating Room Nurses who have been assigned a regular schedule of 3 standby in any of the Medical Center’s operating rooms for at least twenty (20) years as 4 an RN or operating room technologist will be exempt from standby if they so choose 5 before the schedule is prepared. If there are problems in covering standby or if the 7 standby shifts of the non-exempt nurses of greater than four (4) call shifts per call 8 rotation schedule (6 weeks) over three call rotations periods (18 weeks), the Medical 9 Center and Association will meet, upon request, to consider modification of the 10 exemption in order to provide appropriate standby. 11

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