School Nurse Consultant Sample Clauses

School Nurse Consultant. The School Nurse Consultant may be called upon to work up to 20 additional days per year, for a total of 205 days. Compensation for these additional days shall be at the per diem rate determined from the then-effective salary schedule. For each such duty day up to 205, the School Nurse Consultant may be asked to be available by phone for up to two (2) hours per day in excess of the normal duty hours for purposes of communication with medical professionals and parents in connection with individual student health issues. Compensation for such additional hours as documented by time sheets shall be at the prevailing hourly rate in accordance with Article 14 III. An additional ten days of on-call duty per year, as document by time sheets, may be compensated according to the full- time summer school pay scale.
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School Nurse Consultant. X. Xxxxx as a consultant to the school nurse in the matter of all state mandated programs, including, but not limited to, vision, hearing, scoliosis, immunizations, height and weight measurements, and components of HIV education.
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