Residency Period Sample Clauses

Residency Period. You may only occupy the Room from the Commencement Date (and We will notify You of the time on that day after which You may move in) until 10am on the Termination Date, unless We agree in writing to extend Your Termination Date.

Residency Period. Newly hired nurses who enter into a formal residency program within three (3) months of the date of hire shall be subject to an introductory period which shall begin at the date of hire and extend for sixty (60) days beyond completion of the residency program. A nurse will have completed the residency program when the nurse is working independently and has successfully passed a timely residency program examination, if implemented. After the extended sixty (60) day introductory period, the nurse shall be designated as a full-time or part- time nurse. A nurse subject to the introductory period set forth in this Section 5.10 shall not be subject to the introductory period provided for in Section 4.6.

Residency Period. (a) You may only occupy the Room from the Commencement Date (and We will notify You of the time on that day after which You may move in) until 10am on the Termination Date, unless We agree in writing to extend Your Termination Date. (b) If the Licence Agreement Details indicate that the Residency Period is for a single Semester (Semester 1) You must provide Us with evidence that You will be completing Your course at the end of Semester one by 30 April 2017. If You are not able or do not meet this requirement, the residency period will automatically revert to the full accommodation term for the relevant accommodation type

Residency Period. Newly hired nurses who enter into a formal residency program within three (3) months of the date of hire shall be subject to an introductory period which shall begin at the date of hire and extend for sixty (60) days beyond completion of the residency program. After that sixty (60) day period, the nurse shall be designated as a full-time or part-time nurse. A nurse subject to the introductory period set forth in this section shall not be subjected to the introductory period provided for in section 4.6.

Residency Period. The Resident/Intern Firefighter Program does not include a guarantee or binding contract of employment. A minimum of two years of service to the Program is desired to justify PPE investment by the City. No resident/intern firefighter shall serve the program for term exceeding four years unless approved by the Fire Chief. Request for an extension approval shall be submitted in writing a minimum of 30 days or more from the anniversary date and all extensions shall be reviewed at six months intervals.

Residency Period. Month: Year: The actual dates you are able to arrive and depart may vary (See General Terms and Conditions). First Name: Last Name: Address: Postal Code: City: Country: Phone: E-mail: Birth Date: Name: Phone: Name of a relative, friend or other trusted person whom we and/or the authorities may contact in cases of emergency. Not necessary for Finnish residents.

Residency Period. Newly hired nurses who enter into a formal residency program within three (3) months of the date of hire shall be subject to an introductory period which shall begin at the date of hire and extend for sixty (60) days beyond completion of the residency program. A nurse will have completed the residency program, for purposes of this Agreement when the nurse has successfully passed the residency program examination. The date on which the Nurse successfully passes the required residency examination marks the start of the two-year repayment period. The Nurse may take the final examination any time after they have begun working independently; at their discretion, the Nurse does not have to complete the residency classes prior to taking the final examination (but will be required to complete the classes.) After the extended sixty (60) day introductory period, the nurse shall be designated as a full-time, part-time or supplemental part-time nurse. A nurse subject to the introductory period set forth in this Section 5.7.1 shall not be subject to the introductory period provided for in Section 5.7.

Residency Period. Newly hired nurses who enter into a formal residency or fellowship program within three (3) months of the date of hire shall be subject to an introductory period which shall begin at the date of hire and extend for sixty (60) days beyond completion of the residency/fellowship program. A nurse will have completed the residency/fellowship program, for purposes of this Agreement when the nurse has successfully passed the residency post-program examination. The date on which the Nurse successfully passes the required residency examination marks the start of the two- year repayment period. The Nurse may take the final examination any time after they have begun working independently; at their discretion, the Nurse does not have to complete the residency/fellowship classes prior to taking the final examination (but will be required to complete the classes.) After the extended sixty (60) day introductory period, the nurse shall be designated as a full-time, part-time or supplemental part-time nurse. A nurse subject to the introductory period set forth in this Section 5.7.1 shall not be subject to the introductory period provided for in Section 5.7.

Residency Period. Newly hired nurses who enter into a formal residency or fellowship program within three (3) months of the date of hire shall be subject to an introductory period which shall begin at the date of hire and extend for sixty (60) days beyond completion of the residency/fellowship program. A nurse will have completed the residency/fellowship program, for purposes of this Agreement when the nurse has successfully passed the post-program examination. The Nurse may take the final examination any time after they have begun working independently; at their discretion, the Nurse does not have to complete the residency/fellowship classes prior to taking the final examination (but will be required to complete the classes.) After the extended sixty (60) day introductory period, the nurse shall be designated as a full-time, part-time or supplemental part-time nurse. A nurse subject to the introductory period set forth in this Section 5.7.1 shall not be subject to the introductory period provided for in Section 5.7.