Common use of RESIDENT IMPAIRMENT Clause in Contracts

RESIDENT IMPAIRMENT. Any Resident who believes he/she may be impaired by physical or mental illness, substance abuse or any other impairment should, as a matter of professionalism, seek the assistance of the Resident Well-Being Committee. A Resident who is determined to be impaired during the GME program will be subject to the Graduate Medical Education Policy GMEC-23 "Physician Impairment and Substance Abuse", which is included on the LLUH One Portal. The Consortium is obligated under certain circumstances to report impairment that affects patient safety to the applicable professional training board (e.g. Medical Board of California, Osteopathic Medical Board of California, or Dental Board of California).

RESIDENT IMPAIRMENT. Any Resident who believes he/she may be impaired by physical or mental illness, substance abuse or any other impairment should, as a matter of professionalism, seek the assistance of the Resident Well-Being Committee. A Resident who is determined to be impaired during the GME program will be subject to the Graduate Medical Education Policy GMEC-23 "Physician Impairment and Substance Abuse"policy GMEC-23, which is included on the refer to LLUH One Portal. The Consortium is obligated under certain circumstances to report impairment that affects patient safety to the applicable professional training board (e.g. Medical Board of California, Osteopathic Medical Board of California, or Dental Board of California).

RESIDENT IMPAIRMENT. Any Resident who believes he/she may be impaired by physical or mental illness, substance abuse or any other impairment should, as a matter of professionalism, seek the assistance of the Resident Well-Being Committee. A Resident who is determined to be impaired during the GME program will be subject to the Graduate Medical Education Policy GMEC-23 "Physician Impairment and Substance Abuse"GMEC Policy-23, which is included on the LLUH One Portal. The Consortium is obligated under certain circumstances to report impairment that affects patient safety to the applicable professional training board (e.g. Medical Board of California, Osteopathic Medical Board of California, or Dental Board of California).