Professional Liability Insurance Coverage (Malpractice) Sample Clauses

Professional Liability Insurance Coverage (Malpractice). All House Officers are provided with professional liability insurance coverage through the Hospital’s Self-Insurance Program for all activities and rotations undertaken and approved as part of House Officer’s specific training program. A summary of the pertinent information may be found in the House Officers’ Handbook. Coverage for professional activities outside the Programs (moonlighting) is not provided and must be arranged by the House Officer, in accordance with the Policy on Moonlighting for House Officers, located in the House Officers’ Handbook. House officers cannot moonlight without the written permission of their Program Director.
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Professional Liability Insurance Coverage (Malpractice). All House Officers are provided with professional liability insurance coverage through the Hospital for all activities and rotations undertaken as part of the House Officers program specific training. Massachusetts Medical Licensing Board does not allow House Offices to perform any outside services while holding a limited license.
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Professional Liability Insurance Coverage (Malpractice). All House Officers are provided with professional liability insurance coverage through the Hospital’s Self-Insurance Program for all activities and rotations undertaken and approved as part of House Officer’s specific training program. A summary of the pertinent information may be found in the House Officers’ Handbook, and is available at xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/forms-files/professional-liability-insurance- verifiction-coverage. Coverage for professional activities outside the Programs (moonlighting) is not provided and must be arranged by the House Officer, in accordance with the Policy on Moonlighting for House Officers, located in the House Officers’ Handbook and available at xxxx://xxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/gmers/documents/InstitutionalMoonlightingPolicywpermissionstatement4-17-14.pdf House officers cannot moonlight without the written permission of their Program Director.
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