Practice Expense Sample Clauses

Practice Expense. The term "Practice Expense" shall mean an ---------------- expense incurred by Business Manager or Practice and for which Practice, and not Business Manager, is financially liable. Practice Expense shall include, without limitation, such items as Preexisting Obligation Payments, Physician Discretionary Expenses, salaries, benefits and other direct costs of Physician- Shareholders, any costs of providing locum tenens coverage designated as a ----- ------ Practice Expense pursuant to Section 5.4 hereof, and any other expenses incurred by Practice and Physician-Shareholders which are not in the Budget or are in excess of budgeted allowances.
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Practice Expense. The term "Practice Expense" shall mean an ---------------- expense incurred by Business Manager or Practice and for which Practice, and not Business Manager, is financially liable. Practice Expense shall include, without limitation, such items as Preexisting Obligation Payments, Physician Discretionary Expenses, salaries, benefits and other direct costs of all Physician-Shareholders, any costs of providing locum tenens coverage for Physician-Shareholders pursuant to Section 5.4 hereof, and any other expenses incurred by Practice or Physicians which are not in the Budget or are in excess of budgeted allowances if expended by Practice personnel without Business Manager Consent.
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Practice Expense. The term "Practice Expense" shall mean an expense incurred by Business Manager or Practice that is not an Office Expense and for which Practice, and not Business Manager, is financially liable. Practice Expense shall include, without limitation, such items as Preexisting Obligation Payments, Physician Discretionary Expenses, salaries, benefits, fees, and other direct costs of all Practice-Owners, the Physicians directly employed by, and who are owners of, a Practice-Owner and the Practice Expense Employees, any costs of providing locum tenens coverage designated as a Practice Expense pursuant to Section 5.4 hereof, any continuing medical education ("CME") expenses in excess of the CME expenses allocated for each Physician in the Budget, which amount will not be less than $10,000, and any other expenses incurred by Practice, Practice-Owners and Physicians directly employed by, and who are owners of, a Practice-Owner, the general nature of which are not contemplated in the Budget.
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Practice Expense. The term "Practice Expense" shall mean an expense incurred by Business Manager or Practice and for which Practice, and not Business Manager, is financially liable. Practice Expense shall include, without limitation, such items as Preexisting Obligation Payments, Physician Discretionary Expenses, salaries, benefits and other direct costs of all Physician-Shareholders (including, without limitation, any severance payments or other obligations due and owing from Practice to any terminated Physician- Shareholders), any costs of providing locum tenens coverage designated as a Practice Expense pursuant to Section 5.4 hereof, and any other expenses incurred by Practice and Physician-Shareholders which are not in the Budget or are in excess of budgeted allowances.
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Practice Expense. The term "Practice Expense" shall mean an expense ---------------- incurred by Business Manager or Practice and for which Practice, and not Business Manager, is financially liable. Practice Expense shall include, without limitation, such items as Preexisting Obligation Payments, Physician Discretionary Expenses, salaries, benefits and other direct costs of all Physician-Shareholders (including, without limitation, any severance payments or other obligations due and owing from Practice to any terminated Physician- Shareholders), any costs of providing locum tenens coverage designated as a ----- ------ Practice Expense pursuant to Section 5.4 hereof, and any other expenses incurred by Practice and Physician-Shareholders which are not in the Budget or are in excess of budgeted allowances.
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