THE HOSPITAL AGREES Sample Clauses
THE HOSPITAL AGREES. 1. To provide Resident with the benefits listed on the Benefits Summary Sheet listed on Attachment A, attached hereto and made a part hereof. SRHS reserves the right to modify such benefits if SRHS deems such modifications necessary.
2. To provide written rules and regulations clearly defining the duties and privileges to which Resident is expected to abide. Included in the rules and regulations are descriptions of the educational programs; information about reappointment, grievances, and disciplinary hearings; the Hospital’s sexual harassment policy; the Hospital’s impairment policy, accommodation for disabilities, residency closure/reduction policy, and information on the professional liability coverage.
3. To provide the Resident access to appropriate and confidential counseling, medical and psychological support services.
4. To provide professional liability insurance coverage for Resident while rendering services on behalf of SRHS, pursuant to the applicable provisions of this Agreement. SRHS self-insures or secures coverage through a commercial liability carrier, of its choice, in amounts determined by SRHS to be adequate to cover such liability. The professional liability coverage provided by SRHS is effective for physicians employed by SRHS and the Residents. The professional liability coverage does not require “tail coverage or “prior acts” coverage.
5. To provide the Resident with performance evaluations in the Resident’s training program, including discussion with Program Director, or the Director’s designee, on the Resident’s overall progress toward his/her educational objectives, on a regular basis.
6. To provide access to eligibility for certification by the relevant certifying board, and to present a proper certification upon completion of satisfactory period of residency.
THE HOSPITAL AGREES. (1) to designate coordinators who will be responsible for coordinating placements with the University coordinators;
(2) that in cooperation with the University coordinator, to determine the number of students for which clinical or other experience and necessary facilities can be provided, the desirable staff-patient ratio, and the number of students that can be assigned to specific clinical areas;
(3) to advise the University coordinator before the commencement of a placement if educational objectives cannot be met by the Hospital;
(4) to advise the University as early as possible in advance of a scheduled placement, of any placement cancellations or changes;
(5) to participate in the selection of clinical assignments as appropriate;
(6) to the extent and in the manner agreed to by the University and Hospital coordinators prior to the commencement of a placement, to provide practice and observational experiences, and instruction, training and guidance for the students by Hospital staff qualified in the discipline in which the student is training, to meet the objectives of a particular placement and to provide such performance evaluations and assessments as required for a particular program;
(7) to ensure that there is on-site supervision of students' clinical activities by qualified Hospital staff if University faculty are not on-site with the students during the placement;
(8) that in cases where University faculty are on-site with the students during all or part of the placement term, the University and Hospital have a shared responsibility for taking necessary measures to ensure that there is appropriate supervision of the students' activities by qualified clinical personnel throughout the placement term;
(9) to provide opportunities for clinical instruction that are sufficient in extent and variety to meet the objectives of a particular placement in those situations where University instructors are instructing the students at the Hospital.