RESIDENT Supervision. TUH shall arrange for attending physicians who: (a) will supervise the RESIDENT’s patient care activities in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, the requirements of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (“ACGME”) and the requirements of TUH; and
RESIDENT Supervision. Participating Site and its faculty will supervise each resident in accordance with applicable state and federal laws as well as applicable accreditation requirements of the program. Participating Site and its faculty will supervise and interact with residents in a professional manner. Sponsoring Institution will make its resident supervision policies available to Participating Site upon request.
RESIDENT Supervision. 1.2.1 The Site Supervision Services to be carried out by the Consultant shall involve, but not limited to, the following for the duration of the construction contracts. The Consultant shall provide the necessary supervisory staff to be employed during the period of Implementation in executive and supervisory capacities in respect of the construction contracts. The Consultant will be appointed to act as "the Engineer" for the implementation of the Project. It will be the responsibility of the consultant to supervise all operations on behalf of the Client / CCB and to ensure that the construction work by the contractor is carried out in an expeditious manner while ensuring highest quality of work and workmanship in accordance with contract documents.
a. The consultant shall Issue notice to the Contractor to proceed as per the general conditions of contract in coordination with the Client/CCB.
b. Supervise the setting out buildings within the site as per the Master Plan.
c. Review, scrutinize and approve all Shop drawings submitted by the Contractor.
d. Review, approve and monitor the Contractors' construction method statements, risk assessments, shop drawings, project execution plan, project quality assurance & quality control plan, inspection and test plans and the like.
e. Review, approve and monitor Contractors' site management plans and diversions and their maintenance.
f. Inspection of all temporary and permanent works, materials, manufactured goods, Plant & Equipment arranging sampling and testing as appropriate, Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT), rejection of sub- standard / non-conforming works and materials, enforcing construction to the highest Qualitative specification, ensuring appropriate Consultant supervision resources present on site for duration of the Construction Contracts.
g. Review and approval of Contractors' materials submittals in accordance with the Specifications.
h. Review and approval of Contractors proposed Sub-contractors and make recommendations to the Client/CCB
i. Evaluate and monitor added value requirements and in particular undertake value engineering evaluations of Contractors' proposals (if any).
j. Reviewing, analyzing, approving and monitoring the Contractors' Work programs, their updates and revisions, procedures for cost control, change control, risk management, document management and reporting, advising on misnomers, rescheduling requirements all in accordance with industry best practices.
k. Keeping complete record...
RESIDENT Supervision. AFFILIATE shall arrange for attending physicians who: (a) will supervise the RESIDENT’s patient care activities in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, the requirements of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (“ACGME”) and the requirements of TUH; and (b) maintain full and final responsibility and authority over patient care. Such supervision shall be provided by AFFILIATE attending physicians who meet the following minimum requirements: (i) valid, unrestricted license to practice medicine in state where the RESIDENT is rotating; (ii) hold a valid controlled substance registration certificate; (iii) eligibility and qualification for provision of physician services under the Medicare and Medicaid programs which includes, in part, that such physician is not presently and at no time been during the conduct of such attending physicians’ practice of medicine been a “sanctioned person” as defined in Section 1128(b)(8) of the Social Security Act; (iv) board certification or Board eligibility in an approved specialty; (v) admitting and appropriate clinical privileges at AFFILIATE;
RESIDENT Supervision. PARTICIPATING SITE shall arrange for attending physicians who: (i) will supervise RESIDENT’s patient care activities in accordance with applicable laws and regulations and the requirements of the ACGME and SPONSORING INSTITUTION; and (ii) maintain full and final responsibility and authority over patient care. Such supervision shall be provided by PARTICIPATING SITE attending physicians who meet the following minimum requirements:
(a) A valid, unrestricted license to practice medicine in the state of the Participating Site; (b) Eligibility and qualification for provision of physician services under the Medicare and Medicaid programs which includes in part that such physician is not presently and at no time been during the conduct of such attending physicians’ practice of medicine been a “sanctioned person” as defined in Section 1128(b)(8) of the Social Security Act; (c) Board certification or Board eligibility in an approved specialty, if applicable; (d) Admitting and appropriate clinical privileges at PARTICIPATING SITE; and (e) Appropriately trained in a subspecialty when appropriate.
RESIDENT Supervision. The following relates to persons who reside in 24-hour group living settings: It is the responsibility of the staff on shift to at all times know the whereabouts of the individuals who reside at the home. It is understood that the amount and degree of direct supervision required will depend upon the skills and needs of the individual supported. Staff members working in these programs are responsible to ensure that they are familiar with the individuals and their specific needs and skills. The above notwithstanding, it is understood that the individuals who reside in our residences access our services on a voluntary basis. It is understood that the individuals we support are exposed to the same risks that other members of the community are exposed to by virtue of living, working and playing in the community. Therefore this policy statement does not restrict a person’s right to access their community without direct staff supervision. For some individuals who we support, (due to the degree of disability, behavioural concerns, skill level or potential risk to the public), it would pose an unacceptable risk for them to be unsupervised outside of the home. Staff must be aware of the where abouts of these individuals at all times. These persons will be considered missing immediately upon staff becoming aware of their absence. There should be no delay in initiating the search and find protocols below. In the case of a resident who has unsupervised access outside of the home he/she will be considered missing when they are unaccounted for after two hours of the expected time of arrival/return at the residence or program destination point.
RESIDENT Supervision. VENDOR shall provide such supervision as is required by CJAD standards and Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse (TCADA) standards, recognized community corrections substance abuse treatment standards to maintain the safety and order of the facility and to protect the safety and well-being of the Residents, staff, visitors and surrounding community. All residential supervisors shall wear designated VENDOR attire while on duty.
(i) VENDOR shall ensure that male and female Residents have separate sleeping quarters, including toilet and shower facilities.
(ii) VENDOR shall ensure an adequate number of female Residents supervisors to properly supervise female populations. There shall be at least one female resident supervisor per shift.
(iii) VENDOR shall ensure an adequate number of both female and xxxx xxxxxxxx supervisors to ensure that Residents shall not be supervised or escorted by only members of the opposite sex.
(iv) Access to and means for communication by Residents with their supervision officers, attorney, judge, or the TDCJ-CJAD shall not be hindered by VENDOR Facility staff.
(v) A permanent log containing information regarding the transportation of Residents from the Facility to all outside destinations shall be maintained in written form by VENDOR including (A) name(s) of resident(s) and driver(s), (B) other staff members accompanying,(C) destination, (D) vehicle, (E) time of departure, (F) time of return, (G) purpose of the trip, and (I) any other pertinent information.
(vi) VENDOR will immediately notify the DEPARTMENT's designee of all incidents or unusual occurrences (including but not limited to use of force or isolation as a means of controlling Residents) as defined by the DEPARTMENT and will within 24 hours, furnish written notification to include documentation of the facts of such incident or occurrence.
(vii) In the event of a disturbance caused by Residents, including a resident strike, should occur within the facility or on its premises, the VENDOR shall notify the DEPARTMENT Facility Director or Designee immediately. The VENDOR will develop and implement written policies and procedures and train staff to the standards of said policies and procedures concerning the use of force. Under no circumstances is the VENDOR to initiate or participate in the use or application of deadly force. Reportable incidents shall include, but not be limited to, the following listed items:
(aa) Fire;
(bb) Damage to the Facility;
(cc) Injury of a res...
