Per Diem Nurse. Any nurse whose job status is “per diem,” which means that the nurse is not assigned an FTE, but is assigned by the Medical Center to work as needed on an intermittent or unpredictable basis, as needed by the Medical Center. To maintain per diem status, a nurse per diem must make good faith reasonable efforts to be available to work at times needed by the Medical Center, for a minimum of the following (if available):
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Samples: Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement
Per Diem Nurse. Any nurse whose job status is “per diem,” which 29 means that the nurse is not assigned an FTE, but is assigned by the 30 Medical Center to work as needed on an intermittent or unpredictable 31 basis, as needed by the Medical Center. To maintain per diem status, 32 a nurse per diem must make good faith reasonable efforts to be 33 available to work at times needed by the Medical Center, for a 34 minimum of the following (if available):
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement
Per Diem Nurse. Any nurse whose job status is “per diem,” which means 28 that the nurse is not assigned an FTE, but is assigned by the Medical Center to work as 29 needed on an intermittent or unpredictable basis, as needed by the Medical Center. To 30 maintain per diem status, a nurse per diem must make good faith reasonable efforts to 31 be available to work at times needed by the Medical Center, for a minimum of the 32 following (if available):
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement
