Common use of Responsibilities of School Clause in Contracts

Responsibilities of School. A. School shall assume the overall responsibility for development and oversight of its clinical education program. B. School shall refer to Clinic only those students who have satisfactorily completed the academic prerequisites for the clinical experience conducted at the Facilities. C. School shall designate an authorized person or persons to coordinate the clinical experience(s) of the student(s) for each clinical course and to communicate with Clinic. D. School shall be responsible for the final evaluation and grading of the student(s) performance in the clinical experience operated by Clinic. E. School shall notify Clinic’s authorized representative of its planned schedule of student assignment(s), including the dates of clinical experience(s), the name(s) of the student(s), and the level of academic and preclinical preparation of the student(s). The finalization of such assignments shall be by mutual agreement of the parties. F. School, through its designated course faculty member, shall provide Clinic with educational objectives and evaluation forms (as appropriate) for the students’ clinical experience. G. School shall advise its students assigned to the Facilities of their responsibility for complying with the Clinic’s existing rules and regulations, including without limitation the responsibility for preserving the confidentiality of patient information and for complying with any physical examination, security, and work place conduct requirements of Clinic and of the Facilities. H. School shall verify current licensure in its state of operation of the faculty members and students assigned to the program and the Facilities, and upon written request, will furnish Clinic with written evidence of such licensure. I. School represents and warrants to Clinic that its students and faculty who participate in instructional experiences under this Agreement at the Facilities are covered for professional liability insurance policies or self-insurance programs that have been approved by Clinic as to coverage limits. School shall furnish Clinic with information regarding such insurance policies or self-insured coverage upon request (attach Certificate of Coverage to this Agreement). J. School shall ensure that all students participating in the program at the Facilities are trained in compliance with OSHA Blood-Borne Pathogen Regulations. K. School shall ensure that its students have medical screenings, tests, and treatments as required by regulatory agencies, federal or state laws, and OSHA regulations. School shall provide evidence that all students assigned to the Facilities have been tested and screened for Hepatitis B and Tuberculosis, and demonstrate immunity to vaccine preventable diseases to include Measles/Mumps/Rubella, Varicella and Pertussis. L. School shall educate its students on health care confidentiality laws, including, but not limited to, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (‘HIPAA’) and the regulations promulgated thereunder. School shall not permit students to bring patient information learned or utilized during their clinic studies at the Facilities back into classroom studies without obtaining written advance patient permission. M. School reserves the right to terminate a clinical experience assignment if School determines that conditions at the Facilities are detrimental to student learning.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Student Clinical Experience Agreement, Student Clinical Experience Agreement

AutoNDA by SimpleDocs

Responsibilities of School. A. a. School shall assume establish and operate a student training Program, and shall select students for the overall responsibility for development Program in accordance with all applicable state and oversight federal law and regulations and who shall have successfully completed prerequisite courses. School shall appoint and provide the necessary faculty members who shall be both qualified and competent to provide clinical instruction. The Program shall include the academic education instruction similar to that which is provided by the School and other accredited institutions of its clinical education programhigher learning. B. School shall refer to Clinic only those students who have satisfactorily completed the academic prerequisites for the clinical experience conducted at the Facilities. C. School shall designate an authorized person or persons to coordinate the clinical experience(s) of the student(s) for each clinical course and to communicate b. In consultation with Clinic. D. Community, School shall be responsible for providing sufficient advance notice to Community of each student's Program schedule and any applicable academic deadlines for students. c. In consultation with Community, School shall be responsible for planning the final evaluation and grading clinical instruction component of the student(s) performance in student training Program, as attached hereto as Exhibit A. Details of the clinical experience operated instruction plan may be modified from time to time by Clinicthe Community and School to ensure that the clinical instruction plan meets the standards of the Community. E. d. School shall notify Clinic’s authorized representative of its planned schedule of student assignment(s)be solely responsible for instructing, including the dates of clinical experience(s), the name(s) of the student(s)guiding, and the level of academic and preclinical preparation of the student(s)evaluating students' activities. The finalization of such assignments shall be by mutual agreement of the parties. F. School, through its designated course faculty member, shall provide Clinic with educational objectives and evaluation forms (as appropriate) for the students’ clinical experience. G. School shall advise its students assigned to the Facilities of their responsibility for complying with the Clinic’s existing rules and regulations, including without limitation the responsibility for preserving the confidentiality of patient information and for complying with any physical examination, security, and work place conduct requirements of Clinic and of the Facilities. H. School shall verify current licensure in its state of operation of the faculty members and students assigned to the program and the Facilities, and upon written request, will furnish Clinic with written evidence of such licensure. I. School represents and warrants to Clinic that its students and faculty who participate in instructional experiences under this Agreement at the Facilities are covered for professional liability insurance policies or self-insurance programs that have been approved by Clinic as to coverage limits. School shall furnish Clinic with information regarding such insurance policies or self-insured coverage upon request (attach Certificate of Coverage to this Agreement). J. School shall ensure that all students participating in are under the program proximate supervision of a professional practitioner of School at the Facilities are trained in compliance with OSHA Blood-Borne Pathogen Regulations. K. School shall ensure that its students have medical screeningsCommunity, tests, and treatments as required by regulatory agencies, federal or state laws, and OSHA regulationsappropriate for the Program. School shall provide evidence that all students assigned document progress of each student in the Program and notify the Community, upon request, of the student's progress. Students enrolled in the Program shall be subject to the Facilities have been tested and screened for Hepatitis B and Tuberculosisauthority, policies, and demonstrate immunity to vaccine preventable diseases to include Measles/Mumps/Rubella, Varicella and Pertussisrules of School. L. e. School shall educate familiarize itself with the policies and facilities of the Community and shall cause its students on health care confidentiality lawsto abide by the same. During periods of work/study assignment, includingstudents enrolled in the Program shall be subject to all rules and regulations promulgated by the Community, including but not limited to, the Health Insurance Portability Sunrise Code of Conduct, health and Accountability Act of 1996 (‘HIPAA’) safety rules, rules relating to patient or resident care and the regulations promulgated thereunderprivacy of patient or resident information and records, and standards of conduct and appearance. School and students shall maintain confidentiality of Community's and Sunrise's confidential business information and of patient and resident information and records, and shall cause its students and faculty to execute an agreement to maintain such confidentiality standards, in the form attached hereto as Exhibit B. (i) In the event of a breach or default under this section 1(e), Sunrise may at any time remove a student from the Program experience at Sunrise's premises or facilities. f. School shall inform each student that, and shall ensure that, students are prohibited from rendering services to patients or resident in the Community apart from those services rendered as part of the clinical instruction component of the Program. g. Within the thirty (30) days prior to sending a student to the Community, School shall be responsible for ensuring that participating student and/or faculty member has completed the required background check, including applicable releases, and submits to a physical examination and receives any medical testing and/or vaccines, as required by the Community or by any state or federal law or regulation. School shall not permit students provide evidence to bring patient information learned the Community of such examinations, medical testing, and administration of vaccines. School, its students, or utilized during their clinic studies at its faculty shall bear all costs associated with the Facilities back into classroom studies without obtaining written advance patient permissionbackground check, examinations, medical testing, and the administration of vaccines. M. School reserves h. School, its students, or its faculty shall bear all costs associated with training students and faculty in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (“CPR”) or in similar type skills, if required by the right to terminate a clinical experience assignment if School determines that conditions at the Facilities are detrimental to student learningCommunity or by state or federal law or regulation.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Education Program Agreement, Education Program Agreement

AutoNDA by SimpleDocs
Draft better contracts in just 5 minutes Get the weekly Law Insider newsletter packed with expert videos, webinars, ebooks, and more!