Provide Timely Notifications Sample Clauses
The 'Provide Timely Notifications' clause requires parties to promptly inform each other of relevant events, changes, or issues as specified in the agreement. Typically, this means that if a party becomes aware of something that could affect the contract—such as delays, breaches, or other significant developments—they must notify the other party within a set timeframe, often in writing. This clause ensures that all parties remain informed and can respond appropriately, thereby reducing misunderstandings and allowing for swift resolution of potential problems.
Provide Timely Notifications. Resident/Fellow must notify the Program Director and the Office of Graduate Medical Education in writing immediately if the Resident/Fellow(s) medical license is under investigation or has been revoked, suspended or otherwise restricted or if an application for a temporary or permanent license is denied. Resident/Fellow must notify the Program Director and the Office of Graduate Medical Education in writing immediately if the Resident/Fellow is or becomes ineligible to participate in, or is suspended or excluded from, the Medicare, Medicaid or other governmental payment program. Any such revocation, suspension, restriction, denial, ineligibility or exclusion shall serve automatically to terminate this Agreement. The Resident/Fellow must immediately notify UCMC of any professional liability or other claim made or threatened against him/her related to the provision of services as part of clinical training, as well as an incident required to be reported pursuant to UCMC's or affiliated hospital's reporting policies.
Provide Timely Notifications. Resident/Fellow must notify the Program Director and the Office of Graduate Medical Education in writing immediately if the Resident/Fellow’s medical license is under investigation or has been revoked, suspended or otherwise restricted or if an application for a temporary or permanent license is denied. Resident/Fellow must notify the Program Director, the Office of Graduate Medical Education, and the Compliance Director in writing immediately if the Resident/Fellow is or becomes ineligible to participate in, or is suspended or excluded from, the Medicare, Medicaid or other governmental payment program. Any such revocation, suspension, restriction, denial, ineligibility or exclusion shall serve automatically to terminate this Agreement. The Resident/Fellow must immediately notify NCH of any professional liability or other claim made or threatened against him/her related to the provision of services as part of clinical training, as well as an incident required to be reported pursuant to NCH's or affiliated hospital's reporting policies.