Clinical Academic means a specialist registered by the Medical Board of Australia and who is employed in a Full Time capacity by a University in an academic role in the faculty of medicine (however described) and also employed by a Health Service.
Clinical Academic means a person who:
Examples of Clinical Academic in a sentence
A Clinical Academic appointed as a Head of Department in a hospital shall have the same duties, obligations and allowance entitlements as are prescribed for Heads of Departments in the Medical Practitioners Industrial Agreement.
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Clinical Academic. Means a specialist registered by the Medical Board of Australia and who is employed by a University as a Professor, Associate Professor, Senior Lecturer or Lecturer in the faculty of Health Sciences and also employed by the employing authority as a Clinical Academic performing duties which may include, but not limited to: • The provision of professional clinical services in the branches of medicine or areas of specialty which make up the employing authority’s clinical profile • Administrative functions associated with or inherent in the provision of clinical services • Supervision and management of the employing authority’s staff associated with the provision of clinical services, the employing authority’s research programs, teaching and training • Attendance at, and participation in, relevant standing or ad hoc committees associated with or inherent in the provision of clinical services • Design, implementation and maintenance of quality assurance and improvement procedures associated with or inherent in the provision of clinical services • Teaching and in-service training of the employing authority’s staff associated with or inherent in the provision of clinical services • Attendance at meetings related to teaching and training of staff • Support of relevant clinical research programs conducted by the employing authority • Participation, where relevant and required, in the employing authority’s on call and recall rosters related to the provision of relevant clinical services • Participation in the provision of outreach services and health education programs as required • Representing the employing authority in clinical and scientific meetings locally, nationally or internationally • Participation in programs designed to maintain or enhance personal professional competency.
Clinical Academic means staff of a university school of medicine who are also employed in the NSW Public Health System and provide clinical and associated administrative services for public patients in public hospitals. It excludes university staff who are medical practitioners but who do not become employees of the NSW Public Health System, as set out in policy directive PD2010_036 Clinical Academics Employed in the NSW Health Service
Clinical Academic is an employee who ordinarily holds a substantive contract with an HEI, and they are a qualified doctor or dentist (including those in specialist training) holding an active GMC or GDC registrations, and where relevant, a license to practice.
Clinical Academic. Means a specialist registered by the Medical Board of South Australia and who is employed by the University of Adelaide or Flinders University of South Australia as a Professor, Associate Professor, Senior Lecturer or Lecturer in the faculty of Health Sciences and also employed by a health unit as a Clinical Academic performing duties which may include, but not limited to: • The provision of professional clinical services in the branches of medicine or areas of specialty which make up the health unit’s clinical profile • Administrative functions associated with or inherent in the provision of clinical services • Supervision and management of health unit staff associated with the provision of clinical services, health unit research programs, teaching and training • Attendance at and participation in relevant standing or ad hoc committees associated with or inherent in the provision of clinical services • Design, implementation and maintenance of quality assurance and improvement procedures associated with or inherent in the provision of clinical services • Teaching and inservice training of health unit staff associated with or inherent in the provision of clinical services • Attendance at meetings related to teaching and training of staff • Support of relevant clinical research programs conducted by health units • Participation, where relevant and required in the health unit’s on call and recall rosters related to the provision of relevant clinical services • Participation in the provision of outreach services and health education programs as required • Representing the health unit in clinical and scientific meetings locally, nationally or internationally • Participation in programs designed to maintain or enhance personal professional competency.
Clinical Academic. Means a specialist registered by the Medical Board of South Australia and who is employed by the University of Adelaide or Flinders University of South Australia as a Professor, Associate Professor, Senior Lecturer or Lecturer in the faculty of Health Sciences and also employed by the employing authority as a Clinical Academic performing duties which may include, but not limited to: • The provision of professional clinical services in the branches of medicine or areas of specialty which make up the employing authority’s clinical profile • Administrative functions associated with or inherent in the provision of clinical services • Supervision and management of the employing authority’s staff associated with the provision of clinical services, the employing authority’s research programs, teaching and training • Attendance at and participation in relevant standing or ad hoc committees associated with or inherent in the provision of clinical services • Design, implementation and maintenance of quality assurance and improvement procedures associated with or inherent in the provision of clinical services • Teaching and inservice training of the employing authority’s staff associated with or inherent in the provision of clinical services • Attendance at meetings related to teaching and training of staff • Support of relevant clinical research programs conducted by the employing authority • Participation, where relevant and required in the employing authority’s on call and recall rosters related to the provision of relevant clinical services • Participation in the provision of outreach services and health education programs as required • Representing the employing authority in clinical and scientific meetings locally, nationally or internationally • Participation in programs designed to maintain or enhance personal professional competency. CAEA 2009 of 29 5