Physical Therapist Assistants are eligible for reimbursement of the full cost of renewing their certification from the Minnesota Board of Physical Therapy.
Physical Therapist Assistants. Section 5.3 An employee scheduled for layoff shall be given no less than two (2) weeks’ notice or the equivalent in wages.
Section 5.4 Layoffs shall take place as follows: The employee with the least seniority within the affected classification, as set forth in Section 5.2, shall be laid off first. Under no circumstances shall an employee bump up or down into a separate classification, as set for in Section 5.2.
A. Employees who have been laid off shall be on a recall list for a period of two (2) years from the date of layoff. No employee shall be recalled to a position of greater rank, compensation, or authority and no part-time employee will be recalled to a greater part- time or full-time position. No new employee shall be hired into any classification for which there exists a qualified former employee on an active recall list. Employees shall be recalled in reverse order of seniority. Any laid off employee working in a lesser classification/position does not forfeit recall rights for the remaining period of recall.
B. The Superintendent must receive acceptance of recall within two (2) weeks after notification of recall is sent by Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested to the employee's last known address unless there are extenuating circumstances which prevent the employee from accepting recall within such period.
X. Xxxxxxx to accept recall for any reason other than extenuating circumstances will cause such employee's name to be stricken from the recall list.
D. No part-time employee(s) will be used while regular employees in the bargaining unit are on layoff.
Physical Therapist Assistants. Current licensure from the Florida Board of Physical Therapy. All services must be rendered under the general supervision of a licensed physical therapist. Current licensure from the Florida Occupational Therapy Council. Current licensure from the Florida Occupational Therapy Council, Division of Occupational Therapy Assistants. All services must be rendered under the general supervision of a licensed occupational therapist.
