Physician Impairment Policy Sample Clauses

Physician Impairment Policy. House Officers who work at University are expected to report to work in a fit and safe condition. A House Officers who is taking prescription medication(s) and/or who has an alcohol, drug, psychiatric or medical condition(s) that could impair the House Officer’s ability to perform in a safe manner must contact the Louisiana State Medical Society’s Physicians’ Health Program, whose mission is to assist and advocate for physicians who are impaired or potentially impaired as approved by the Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners. If a House Officer knows of a physician or colleague who House Officer reasonably believes may be impaired or potentially impaired, House Officer may report that physician to the Physicians’ Health Program. A House Officer who is reasonably believed to be impaired or potentially impaired, but refuses to avail him/herself of assistance shall be reported to the Campus Assistance Program and/or the Physicians’ Health Program for evaluation.
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Physician Impairment Policy. An impairment may result from a physical or mental condition. Issues of impairment shall be referred to the Program Director, and/or the Director of Medical Education/DIO to determine what, if any, action is required. The physician impairment policy is detailed in the medical staff bylaws.
Physician Impairment Policy. Program Directors and faculty must monitor Residents for the signs of impairment. Burnout, mood disorders, suicidality, substance abuse, and behavioral disorders are examples of conditions that may result in practice impairment. Further, it is the responsibility of every individual—including Program Directors, faculty and residents—licensed by the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) to report any licensed healthcare practitioner who may not be able to practice with reasonable skill and safety as a result of a physical or mental condition according to Washington Administrative Code WAC 246.16.220.
Physician Impairment Policy. Program Directors and faculty must monitor residents and fellows for the signs of impairment, and especially those related to depression, burnout, suicidality, substance abuse, and behavioral disorders. Further, it is also the responsibility of every individual—including Program Directors, faculty and trainees—licensed by the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) to report any licensed healthcare practitioner who may not be able to practice with reasonable skill and safety as a result of a physical or mental condition according to WAC 246.16.
Physician Impairment Policy. House Officers who work at University are expected to report to work in a fit and safe condition. A House Officers who is taking prescription medication(s) and/or who has an alcohol, drug, psychiatric or medical condition(s) that could impair the House Officer’s ability to perform in a safe manner must contact the Louisiana State Medical Society’s Physicians’ Health Program, whose mission is to assist and advocate for physicians who are impaired or potentially impaired as approved by the Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners. If a House Officer knows of a physician or colleague who House Officer reasonably believes may be impaired or potentially impaired, House Officer may report that physician to the Physicians’ Health Program. A House Officer who is reasonably believed to be impaired or potentially impaired, but refuses to avail him/herself of assistance shall be reported to the Campus Assistance Program and/or the Physicians’ Health Program for evaluation. CANCELLATION/NON-PROMOTION AND RENEWAL/NON-RENEWAL OF AGREEMENT OF APPOINTMENT House Officer Agreement of Appointments are valid for a specified period of time no greater than twelve (12) months. During the term of this Agreement of Appointment, the House Officer’s continued participation in the House Officer Program is expressly conditioned upon satisfactory performance. This Agreement of Appointment may be terminated at any time for cause. Conditions for re-appointment and non-renewal of the contract are discussed in the House Officer Manual. (Revised October 2007) Neither this Agreement of Appointment nor House Officer’s appointment hereunder constitute a benefit, promise or other commitment that House Officer will be appointed for a period beyond the term of this Agreement of Appointment. Promotion, reappointment and/or renewal of this Agreement of Appointment is expressly contingent upon several factors, including, but not limited to the following: (i) satisfactory completion of all training components; (ii) the availability of a position; (iii) satisfactory performance evaluation; (iv) full compliance with the terms of this Agreement of Appointment; (v) the continuation of University’s and House Officer Programs’ accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (“ACGME”); (vi) University’s financial ability; and (vii) furtherance of the House Officer’s Program. Termination, non-promotion, and non-renewal of this Agreement of Appointment shall be subject to appeal in...

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