Common use of PRN Nurse Clause in Contracts

PRN Nurse. A Nurse employed to be scheduled on an intermittent basis as needed. PRN Nurses are expected to provide written notice of availability (or unavailability) at least ten (10) days prior to the posting date for each schedule period. PRN Nurses shall not be scheduled when full or part time Nurses are available to be scheduled without creating an overtime situation. PRN 1 Nurses – Minimum work availability requirement for shifts where the Hospital has needs, for an average rolling three (3) month cycle:

PRN Nurse. A Nurse employed to be scheduled on an intermittent basis as needed. PRN Nurses are expected to provide written notice of availability (or unavailability) at least ten (10) days prior to the posting date for each schedule period. PRN Nurses shall not be scheduled when full or part time Nurses are available to be scheduled without creating an overtime situation. PRN 1 Nurses – Minimum work availability requirement for shifts where the Hospital Gardens has needs, for an average rolling three (3) month cycle:

PRN Nurse. A Nurse nurse employed to be scheduled on an intermittent basis 15 as needed. PRN Nurses nurses are expected to provide written notice of availability (or 16 unavailability) at least ten (10) days prior to the posting date for each schedule period. PRN Nurses shall not be scheduled when full or part time Nurses are available to be scheduled without creating an overtime situation. PRN 1 Nurses – Minimum work availability requirement for shifts where the Hospital has needs, for an average rolling three (3) month cycle:

PRN Nurse. A Nurse employed to be scheduled on an intermittent basis 19 as needed. PRN Nurses are expected to provide written notice of availability (or 20 unavailability) at least ten (10) days prior to the posting date for each schedule period. PRN Nurses shall not be scheduled when full or part time Nurses are available to be scheduled without creating an overtime situation. PRN 1 Nurses – Minimum work availability requirement for shifts where the Hospital has needs, for an average rolling three (3) month cycle:

PRN Nurse. A Nurse employed to be scheduled on an intermittent basis 29 as needed. PRN Nurses are expected to provide written notice of availability (or 30 unavailability) at least ten (10) days prior to the posting date for each schedule period. PRN Nurses shall not be scheduled when full or part time Nurses are available to be scheduled without creating an overtime situation. PRN 1 Nurses – Minimum work availability requirement for shifts where the Hospital has needs, for an average rolling three (3) month cycle:

PRN Nurse. A Nurse employed to be scheduled on an intermittent basis as needed. PRN Nurses are expected to provide written notice of availability (or unavailability) at least ten (10) days prior to the posting date for each schedule period. PRN Nurses shall not be scheduled when full or part time Nurses are available to be scheduled without creating an overtime situation. PRN 1 Nurses – Minimum work availability requirement for shifts where the Hospital has needs, for an average rolling three (3) month cycle:

PRN Nurse. A Nurse employed to be scheduled on an intermittent basis 12 as needed. PRN Nurses are expected to provide written notice of availability (or 13 unavailability) at least ten (10) days prior to the posting date for each schedule period. PRN Nurses shall not be scheduled when full or part time Nurses are available to be scheduled without creating an overtime situation. PRN 1 Nurses – Minimum work availability requirement for shifts where the Hospital has needs, for an average rolling three (3) month cycle: