Common use of Rostering of Training Time Clause in Contracts

Rostering of Training Time. (a) Training Time must be published on the document that is relied upon by all clinical and non-clinical staff within the Health Service to identify Registrars’ hours of work, such as a Roster in accordance with subclause 35.1 (Roster Hours) or in another agreed document in accordance with subclauses (b)-(d) below. (b) In circumstances where the current rostering technology does not allow Training Time to be adequately published in the roster, another agreed document may be utilised provided the document is relied upon by clinical and non-clinical staff within the Health Service to identify a Registrar’s hours of work. (c) For the purposes of reaching agreement on the document prescribed in subclause (b) above, any proposed alternative document will be referred to the local Agreement Implementation Committee. (d) For the avoidance of doubt, the recording of Training Time in a manner visible to relevant clinical and non-clinical staff is to ensure the rostered Training Time can be dedicated to training and free from service calls, with the exception of calls about genuine medical emergencies or disaster situations. Any arrangement should

Rostering of Training Time. (a) Training Time must be published on the document that is relied upon by all clinical and non-clinical staff within the Health Service to identify Registrars’ hours of work, such as a Roster in accordance with subclause 35.1 (Roster Hours) or in another agreed document in accordance with subclauses (b)-(d) below. (b) In circumstances where the current rostering technology does not allow Training Time to be adequately published in the roster, another agreed document may be utilised provided the document is relied upon by clinical and non-clinical staff within the Health Service to identify a Registrar’s hours of work. (c) For the purposes of reaching agreement on the document prescribed in subclause (b) above, any proposed alternative document will be referred to the local Agreement Implementation Committee. (d) For the avoidance of doubt, the recording of Training Time in a manner visible to relevant clinical and non-clinical staff is to ensure the rostered Training Time can be dedicated to training and free from service calls, with the exception of calls about genuine medical emergencies or disaster situations. Any arrangement shouldshould identify appropriate alternative clinical contacts and the forfeiture of the Registrar’s pager for the duration of the Training Time where this does not create an identifiable clinical risk that cannot be managed in the Registrar’s absence.