RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE HOSPITAL Sample Clauses

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE HOSPITAL. 16. It shall be the exclusive responsibility of the Executive Administrator to determine the mission, merit, necessity and organization of any service or activity within the Hospital, to set standards of service and, subject to the settlement agreement, to direct the work force in meeting those standards as set forth in conformance with the Charter of the City and County of San Francisco, Xxxxxx-Xxxxxx-Xxxxx Act and various ordinances of the City and County of San Francisco. It shall be the responsibility of the Executive Administrator to determine and implement administrative policies consistent with the intent of the Charter and other appropriate Federal, State, and City and County boards, commissions, and officers. The Executive Administrator shall also be responsible for reducing the forces under his/her jurisdiction to conform to the needs of the work of the Hospital, and for determining the methods, means, and personnel by which the Hospital’s operation are to be conducted. These rights will be exercised in accordance with the provisions of the settlement agreement and this MOU.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE HOSPITAL. A. Ultimate responsibility for the care and safety of the patient will remain with the Hospital. B. The Hospital shall designate in writing to the College the name. professional and academic credentials of staff members participating in the clinical education program. C. The Hospital shall appoint a Program Director who shall assign a Designated Liaison who shall be responsible for the coordination and implementation of the clinical program with the College’s Clinical Coordinator. D. To the extent practicable, the Hospital shall make its clinical facilities available to the College, in order to assist the College in operating its clinical educational program for its Students, giving due consideration to the Hospital’s responsibilities to deliver quality patient care and to provide clinical experience to students of other educational programs. E. The Hospital shall make available an online orientation session for the Faculty Members involved in the clinical program. This orientation will include rules, regulations and policies of the Hospital and information required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”), U.S. Department of Labor and State of New Jersey regulations including fire safety, infection prevention and Hazards in the Workplace. F. The Hospital shall provide emergency treatment in its Emergency Department to Students and/or Faculty Members who become ill or injured (including needle-sticks, blood or body fluid exposure) during the clinical experience. The Students or Faculty Members so treated shall be responsible for the Emergency Department charges, and for any follow-up care or treatments, which are required beyond such emergency care and the charges for same. G. To the extent practicable, the Hospital shall permit Students and Faculty Members to use the Hospital’s library, cafeteria, coffee shop, locker room and other facilities and the visitors’ parking lot at the Students’ and Faculty Member’s own expense. The Hospital shall not be responsible for Student’s or College Faculty member’s lost or stolen property, including vehicles. H. The Hospital shall advise the College as soon as practicable and consistent with Hospital policies and regulations, if Students or Faculty Members are exposed to any contagious diseases while participating in the clinical program that were unknown at the time care was rendered by Students or Faculty.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE HOSPITAL. (1) Exercise independent judgment of the professional qualifications of Interim Hospital Executive(s) in determining whether they meet the requirements of a Request to Fill Assignment. (2) Provide a reasonable work schedule, reasonably required facilities and equipment, a suitable practice environment complying with the acceptable ethical and procedural standards and, as necessary, appropriately trained support staff to enable Interim Hospital Executive(s) under Assignment to perform required Services. (3) Inform Interim Hospital Executive(s) under Assignment of Hospital policies and procedures, bylaws, rules and regulations and all applicable Standards. (4) Comply with Standards, federal, state and local standards including OSHA regulations relating to Client care and related activities.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE HOSPITAL. A. Representation of the Hospital 1. Provide leadership, organizational structure, and resources to enable Hospital to achieve substantial compliance with the ACGME Institutional Requirements and to enable its ACGME accredited programs to achieve substantial compliance with Program Requirements. This includes providing an ethical, professional, and educational environment in which the curricular requirements as well as the applicable requirements for scholarly activity and the general competencies can be met. The regular assessment of the quality of the GME programs, the performance of their Trainees, and the use of outcome assessment results for program improvement are essential components of this commitment. 2. Maintain an environment conducive to the health and wellbeing of all Trainees. This shall include the provision of accommodation for disabilities and a process to address sexual harassment, which are provided in accordance with Trainee Policies and Procedures. 3. Provide all Trainees with appropriate and adequate faculty and Medical Staff supervision for all educational and clinical activities. 4. Evaluate, through the Program Director and Program faculty, the educational and professional progress and achievement of all Trainees on a regular and periodic basis. The Program Director shall present to and discuss with the Trainee a written summary of the evaluations at least once during each six (6) month period of training and/or more frequently if required by Hospital, RRC, ACGME and/or the Program. 5. Provide a mechanism to fairly deal with academic or disciplinary actions, issues related to the Program or Hospital, and concerns about the working environment. 6. Provide Trainee counseling in accordance with Section 7(D) of this Agreement and assistance with impairment due to substance abuse in accordance with the Hospital’s Drug-Free Workplace policy.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE HOSPITAL. 1.1 The Hospital will provide clinical experience situations as described in the Program curriculum and in accordance with the objectives to be provided by the School and agreed to in writing by the Hospital. 1.2 The Hospital will designate appropriate personnel to coordinate the student's clinical learning experience in the Program who will work with the School to ensure that all students and faculty members have been fully oriented to the Hospital’s Rules and Regulations, Policies and Procedures, Medical Staff Bylaws, and Code of Conduct. 1.3 The Hospital shall retain the right to remove from and deny access to its facility to (a) any student whose achievement, progress or adjustment does not warrant continuation of study at the Hospital, (b) any student or faculty member who fails to conform to the applicable rule, regulations or code of conduct of the Hospital, or (c) any student or faculty member whose professional or social conduct is, in the opinion of Hospital personnel, disruptive or otherwise destructive to the established practices or philosophy of the Hospital or its standing in the community. Such action shall be reported to the School's program coordinator. The Hospital shall retain the right to immediately remove any student or faculty member if the Hospital, in its sole discretion, determines that the actions of any student or faculty member are harmful and/or dangerous to the safety and welfare of the patients and staff. 1.4 The Hospital shall be responsible for and retain absolute control over the organization, administration, operation and financing of its services, including responsibility for all patient care. However, the School shall be responsible for any incident or event where a student or faculty member disregards or deviates from the standard of care, the Hospital’s Policies and Procedures, Rules and Regulations, Medical Staff Bylaws, or Code of Conduct. 1.5 All students and faculty members are subject to the Hospital's authority and are responsible for reporting to the Director of Nursing or his or her designee. 1.6 The Hospital shall not be responsible for the direct supervision of students where no faculty member is on-site, except under special circumstances where the Hospital’s Chief Executive Officer has provided written approval. Regular site visits by the Clinical Director are coordinated with Hospital. 1.7 The Hospital assumes no financial responsibility for the medical care and treatment of students or faculty members.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE HOSPITAL. A. Should the City be unable to respond to an emergency response event, the Hospital will provide an Advance Life Support (hereinafter “ALS”) unit and crew to all medical emergencies within the City limits of Rawlins, WY. B. The Hospital will respond to all motor vehicle collisions or accidents with injuries, unknown injuries or airbag deployment within the Rawlins, WY response area.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE HOSPITAL. 1. HOSPITAL shall be accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations.
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