Common use of Staff/Client Ratio Clause in Contracts

Staff/Client Ratio. The Provider shall maintain and/or shall ensure that staff maintain an appropriate staff-to-client ratio that is consistent with the needs and issues of the children or youth and shall not exceed the number of children or youth beyond staff's ability to supervise, oversee and manage effectively. It is expected that the number of children or youth will vary according to the intensity of need of the children or youth and their family involved. Under all circumstances, the Provider will ensure that staff maintains proper supervision, oversight and management to assure children's or youth's safety and well-being.

Staff/Client Ratio. The Provider shall maintain and/or shall and ensure that staff maintain maintains an appropriate staff-to-client ratio that is consistent with the needs and issues of the children or youth clients and shall that does not exceed the number of children or youth clients beyond staff's ability to supervise, oversee and manage effectively. It is expected that the number of children or youth clients will vary according to the intensity of need of the children or youth and their family involved. Under all circumstances, the Provider will shall maintain and ensure that staff maintains proper supervision, oversight and management to assure childrenchild's or youth's safety and well-being.

Staff/Client Ratio. The Provider shall maintain and/or shall and ensure that staff maintain maintains an appropriate staff-to-client ratio that is consistent with the needs and issues of the children or youth clients and shall that does not exceed the number of children or youth clients beyond staff's ability to supervise, oversee and manage effectively. It is expected that the number of children or youth clients will vary according to the intensity of need of the children or youth and their family involved. Under all circumstances, the Provider will shall maintain and ensure that staff maintains proper supervision, oversight and management to assure childrenchild's or youth's safety and well-being.