Responsibilities of the trainee Sample Clauses

Responsibilities of the trainee. 5.1 The trainee has the obligation during the internship to respect the established work schedule and to perform the activities specified by the tutor, in accordance with the internship portfolio, subject to compliance with the legal framework regarding the volume and the difficulty. 5.2 During the internship, the trainee respects the internal order regulation of the internship partner. In case of non-compliance with this regulation, the head of the internship partner reserves the right to unilaterally terminate the framework agreement, after having previously listened to the point of view of the trainee and the tutor and notified the head of the educational institution where the trainee is enrolled and after receiving the confirmation to receive this information. 5.3 The trainee has the obligation to comply with the legislation on safety and health rules at work, environmental protection and that on emergency situation that he/she learned from the representative of the internship partner before the beginning of the internship. 5.4 The trainee undertakes not to use, in any case, the information to witch he/she he has access to during the internship about the practice partner or his clients, to communicate them to a third party or to publish them, even after the internship, except with the consent of the respective internship partner.
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Responsibilities of the trainee. During the 2 years of training the trainee will actively participate and assist the host clinic(s) in performing clinical duties including acquisition of advanced theoretical knowledge and training in cognitive, attitudinal, practical and procedural skills as recommended in the training objectives (appendix 1). • To finally obtain the SSAI Scandinavian Diploma in Intensive Care Medicine, the trainee must attend the examination for the European Diploma in Intensive Care Medicine and acquire the European Diploma in Intensive Care (EDIC I and II) awarded by the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM, xxx.xxxxx.xxx/). • The trainee should send the organizers of the courses confirmation that the course fee has been paid (bank transfer account no or another kind of confirmation) at latest 30 days before the start of each course. If payment is not done in proper time, the trainee might not be allowed to attend the course. • E-mail and Base-Camp (or other web based platforms as notified in the future) will be used for communication between the Steering Committee members/course organizers/SSAI-IC secretary and the trainee/tutor/head of department. • The trainee must keep a record of his/her completion of the different parts included in the Scandinavian Diploma in Intensive Care. See attached application form for the Scandinavian Diploma (appendix 6).
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Responsibilities of the trainee. During the 2 years of training the trainee will actively participate and assist the department(s) in performing clinical duties including acquisition of advanced theoretical knowledge and training in cognitive, attitudinal, practical and procedural skills as recommended in the training objectives. If the participant is unable to attend one of the residential courses, he /she will still be accountable for the course fee. The Programme Steering Committee will seek to arrange alternatives, e.g. making it possible for the participant to attend the missed course during the next round of the programme. E-mail communication is pivotal, and the trainee will need to update e-mail address to the course’s administrative consultant when relevant.
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Responsibilities of the trainee. During the practical training, the trainee must comply with the stipulated work schedule and carry out the activities specified by the tutor in accordance with the practical training program adhering to the legal framework concerning their volume and difficulty. During the practical training, the trainee shall comply with the practical training partner’s Internal Regulation Policy. In case of non-compliance with this policy, the practical training partner shall reserve its right to void the framework agreement after having taken notice in advance of the trainee’s and the practical training supervisor’s points of view and after having notified the head of the faculty where the trainee is enrolled, and after having received the confirmation of receipt of this information. This situation leads to resuming of the practical training and to the holding of a new evaluation colloquium in the next academic year. The trainee shall have the obligation to comply with the occupational health and safety regulations which the trainee has taken knowledge of from the practical training partner’s representative before having started the practical training. The trainee hereby undertakes not to use, by any means whatsoever, the information he or she has access to during the training about the practical training partner or its customers, and not to disclose it to a third party or publish it, even after the completion of the training, unless having the express consent of the practical training partner.
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Responsibilities of the trainee. The trainee must attest to reading, understanding, and intending to comply with the Regulations Governing the Certification of Sex Offender Treatment Providers (CSOTP). The trainee will establish and execute a supervisory contract for supervision before beginning to provide sex offender services and before counting hours toward CSOTP certification. The trainee will participate in supervision with a goal of increasing competency in clinical practice and attend supervision on the agreed upon basis. The trainee will be prepared to discuss with the supervisor the diagnosis/case conceptualization and treatment of each client as well as problems in the trainee’s clinical milieu. The trainee will avoid engaging in activity for which the trainee lacks competency, training, education, supervision and that may compromise client safety and well-being. The trainee will remain up-to-date on the changes related to the Regulations Governing the Certification of Sex Offender Treatment Providers. The trainee will reach out to the supervisor outside of scheduled supervision to consult or in emergency situations, as needed. The trainee will ensure that supervision occurs a minimum of six hours per month during the supervised experience.
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Responsibilities of the trainee. Under this Agreement, the TRAINEE shall perform the following functions: a. Participate in the fieldwork experience at the SUPERVISING ENTITY under the oversight of the SUPERVISOR. b. File the “Responsibility Statement for Supervisors of the MFT License” with the California Board of Behavioral Science Examiners within thirty (30) days after commencing the supervised fieldwork at the SUPERVISING ENTITY and provide a copy to SAINT MARY’S. c. Maintain a “Weekly Summary of Hours of Experience” log, to be reviewed and signed by the SUPERVISOR on a weekly basis. d. Be responsible, together with the SUPERVISOR, for providing complete and accurate documentation to the California Board of Behavioral Science in order to gain hours of experience toward licensure. e. Be responsible for learning those policies of the SUPERVISING ENTITY that govern the conduct of regular employees, volunteers, and trainees, and for complying with such policies. f. Be responsible for participating in the periodic evaluation of his or her work at the SUPERVISING ENTITY and for delivering a written summary to SAINT MARY’S. g. Be responsible for notifying SAINT MARY’S in a timely manner of any professional or personal difficulties that may affect the performance of professional duties and responsibilities at the SUPERVISING ENTITY. h. Abide by the ethical standards of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy and the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. i. Meet with SAINT MARY’S Faculty Advisor for assessment of the SAINT MARY’S 15 Personal & Professional Competencies.
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Responsibilities of the trainee. The trainee physician must meet the qualifications for trainee eligibility as outlined in the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) Institutional Requirements (xxx.xxxxx.xxx). In providing services and in participating in the activities of the Program, Trainee agrees to do the following: A. Obey and adhere to all policies and practices of the Hospital and Program including but not limited to the following: 1. To the corresponding policies of all of the facilities to which s/he rotates, including completion of all facility required education programs 2. All applicable state, federal, and local laws, as well as the standards required to maintain accreditation by the Joint Commission, the ACGME, and any other relevant accrediting, certifying or licensing organization, including the Florida Board of Medicine. B. Participate fully in the educational, research and scholarly activities of the Program as assigned by the Hospital (orientation and core curriculum) and Program Director (and/or as necessary for the completion of applicable graduation requirements), attend all required educational conferences, assume responsibility for teaching and supervising other junior trainees and students, and participate in assigned Hospital committee activities. C. Use his/her best efforts to provide safe, effective, and compassionate patient care under supervision commensurate with his or her level of advancement and responsibility. The Trainee shall present at all times a courteous and respectful attitude toward all patients, colleagues, employees, visitors and other facilities/rotations sites to which the Trainee is assigned. The Trainee shall work to understand and apply appropriate cost containment measures in the provision of patient care.
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Responsibilities of the trainee. During the 2 years of training the trainee will actively participate and assist the host clinic(s) in performing clinical duties including acquisition of advanced theoretical knowledge and training in cognitive, attitudinal, practical and procedural skills as recommended in the training objectives (appendix 1). The trainee must attend the examination for the European Diploma in Intensive Care Medicine and acquire the European Diploma in Intensive Care (EDIC II) awarded by the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM, xxx.xxxxx.xxx/). The trainee should send the organizers of the courses confirmation that the course fee has been paid (bank transfer account no or another kind of confirmation) at latest 30 days before the start of each course. If payment is not done in proper time, the trainee might not be allowed to attend the course. The trainee must use and implement the CoBaTrICE during the training program, xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx. CoBaTrICE is an international Competency Based Training program in Intensive Care Medicine for Europe, which is being implemented in intensive care training programs of most Western European countries (ESICM, xxx.xxxxx.xxx/).
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