Common use of Private Practice Rights Clause in Contracts

Private Practice Rights. 25.1 A Doctor who has completed the 1st year of experience as an HMO (Intern) may undertake private practice subject to the following, unless otherwise agreed: (a) such practice must not be carried on during Duty Hours; and (b) such practice must not involve Health Service property or be conducted in any respect within the precincts of the Health Service. 25.2 Doctors may by agreement be on loan to other bodies or practitioners. Agreement must be reached between the Health Service, the Doctor and the other body. 25.3 The above subclause 25.2 applies to Doctors seconded for service with the Australian Defence Force but does not apply to service under the Defence Act 1903.

Private Practice Rights. 25.1 A Doctor who has completed the 1st year of experience as an HMO (Intern) may undertake private practice subject to the following, unless otherwise agreed: (a) such practice must not be carried on during Duty Hours; and (b) such practice must not involve Health Service property or be conducted in any respect within the precincts of the Health Service. 25.2 Doctors may by agreement be on loan to other bodies or practitioners. Agreement must be reached between the Health Service, the Doctor and the other body. 25.3 The above subclause 25.2 applies to Doctors seconded for service with the Australian Defence Force but does not apply to service under the Defence Act 1903Xxx 0000.

Private Practice Rights. 25.1 15.1. A Doctor who has completed the 1st year of experience as an HMO (Intern) may undertake private practice subject to the following, unless otherwise agreed: (a) 15.1.1 such practice must not be carried on during Duty Hours; and (b) 15.1.2 such practice must not involve Health Service Hospital property or be conducted in any respect within the precincts of the Health Service.Hospital, 25.2 15.2. Doctors may by agreement be on loan to other bodies or practitioners. Agreement must be reached between the Health ServiceHospital, the Doctor and the other body. 25.3 15.3. The above subclause 25.2 sub-clause 15.2 applies to Doctors seconded for service with the Australian Defence Force but does not apply to service under the Defence Act 1903Xxx 0000.

Private Practice Rights. 25.1 16.1 A Doctor who has completed the 1st year of experience as an HMO (Intern) may undertake private practice subject to the following, unless otherwise agreed: (a) 16.1.1 such practice must not be carried on during Duty Hours; and (b) 16.1.2 such practice must not involve Health Service Hospital property or be conducted in any respect within the precincts of the Health ServiceHospital. 25.2 16.2 Doctors may by agreement be on loan to other bodies or practitioners. Agreement must be reached between the Health ServiceHospital, the Doctor and the other body. 25.3 16.3 The above subclause 25.2 sub clause 16.2 applies to Doctors seconded for service with the Australian Defence Force but does not apply to service under the Defence Act 1903.