Resident Training Sample Clauses
The Resident Training clause establishes the requirements and procedures for providing training to residents within a particular program or facility. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of training, the responsibilities of both the provider and the resident, and may specify the duration, content, and assessment methods for the training. For example, it might require that residents receive orientation on safety protocols or ongoing instruction relevant to their roles. The core function of this clause is to ensure that residents are adequately prepared and qualified to perform their duties, thereby promoting safety, competence, and compliance with regulatory standards.
Resident Training. Any training requiring an overnight stay at or near the training site.
Resident Training. Credit. Same as b. above, except credit for such training is applicable to college or vocational degrees.
Resident Training a. Unit Employees Assigned a Twelve and One-Half (12.5) Hour Work Schedule
1) Resident Training One (1) to Three (3) Days in Duration
Resident Training. TUSM may consider sending medical graduates that could be considered for application to residency programs administered, in part, by UMMS, but these medical graduates must first satisfy all of the requirements for international residents at UMMS, including but not limited to obtaining ECFMG certification, a valid VISA, and any and all other licensure and regulatory laws, rules, and policies that may then be in effect, and further, any such application must be accepted and approved by a hospital (which acceptance and approval is not solely within the powers and authority of UMMS). If accepted by said hospital, the medical graduates must comply with all of the policies, procedures, and rules of the hospital and the hospital’s medical staff, as applicable.
Resident Training. (a) Primary shall arrange for a six week rotation for Affiliate residents (the “Residents”) at its clinical site(s). The rotation will be in compliance with the requirement of the Commission on the Accreditation Medical Physics Education Programs (“CAMPEP”). The educational goals and objectives for the rotation are set forth in Exhibit A and Exhibit B hereto, which is incorporated by reference and which may be amended from time to time by Affiliate upon written notice to Primary.
(b) Primary shall provide the clinical facilities and equipment reasonably necessary for the Residents' clinical experiences and allow reasonable use of medical libraries, classrooms and conference rooms, as mutually agreed.
(c) All medical physics services provided by Residents shall be under the direct and exclusive supervision and control of the medical physics staff having practice privileges at Primary. The medical physics staff of the Division of Medical Physics, Department or Radiation Oncology will specifically be responsible for the teaching, supervision and evaluation of the Residents assigned to Primary under this Agreement.
(d) The medical physics staff at Primary will assume administrative responsibility for the Residents while on rotation.
(e) Affiliate agrees to designate for participation in the programs covered by this Agreement only Residents who are in good standing with their respective institutions.
(f) Primary reserves the right to terminate or suspend a Resident’s participation in a clinical affiliation provided for under this Agreement when the Resident is unacceptable, in Primary’s reasonable discretion, for reasons of health, performance or other good cause related to quality patient care. Primary shall not be arbitrary or discriminatory in the exercise of this right.
(g) Primary assumes full responsibility for the care of its patients. It is understood that individual patient care is not covered, supervised or paid for by Affiliate and Affiliate does not derive direct revenue from patient care activity at Primary.
(h) Affiliate shall ensure that its faculty and Residents meet minimum health standards. Upon request, Affiliate shall provide Primary with a current health status report for each of its Residents prior to beginning the rotation through Primary. The health status report may include, without limitation, (1) proof of immunity or immunization for measles, mumps and rubella, (2) proof of current diphtheria/tetanus immunization, (3) proof of immunit...