Clinical Department definition

Clinical Department means an Academic Department within the School of Medicine designated as a Clinical Department (as opposed to a Basic Science Department) by the Board of Trustees. Exhibit A attached to this Plan Document states the names of all of the Clinical Departments as of the Effective Date of this Plan Document. Exhibit A may be modified from time in accordance with the definition of “Academic Department” above.

Clinical Department means one of the established Clinical Departments of the UNM School of Medicine, including but not limited to Anesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine, Dental Medicine, Dermatology, Emergency Medicine, Family & Community Medicine, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Ortho- pedics & Rehabilitation, Pathology, Pediatrics, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Ra- diology, and Surgery.

Clinical Department means a department of the Faculty with which a Member has a major affiliation.

Examples of Clinical Department in a sentence

• The specific details of the educational program are outlined by each Clinical Department and distributed to the House Staff by each Department.

• In no event may compensation or benefits, or any other right provided in this Annual Agreement be denied or diminished by the Clinical Department.

• The Clinical Department shall adopt written goals and objectives for each resident/fellowship program and for each rotation within the program.

• Anaesthetists (including paediatric anaesthetists) practicing in the Operator Facility(ies) shall follow the policies, principles, procedures, standards and scheduling established by the Regional Clinical Department Head of Anaesthesia.

• Medical/Dental Staff The Operator shall have a Medical Director approved by the College of Physicians and Surgeons on staff who: • has an active Medical Staff appointment; and • recognizes the authority of the Regional Clinical Department Heads of Surgery and Anaesthesia and the appointed Division Chief to establish medical standards of care, principles and policies within the Region which may impact the Operator as well as the clinical obligations/responsibilities.

More Definitions of Clinical Department

Clinical Department means any clinical grouping designated by the Medical Executive Committee for which Medical Staff Clinical Leadership is provided, and governed by the Bylaws and may be designated as a department, service, center, program or like designation.

Clinical Department means a clinical department of UK’s

Clinical Department means a department or section of Accredited Practitioners in like medical fields, as approved by the COO on the advice of the MAAC in accordance with Rule 19.

Clinical Department means (a) any one of the following eighteen academic clinical departments operated by the University School of Medicine: Anesthesiology; Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery; Emergency Medicine; Family and Geriatric Medicine; Medicine; Neurology; Neurosurgery; Obstetrics, Gynecology & Women’s Health; Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences; Orthopedics; Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery and Communicative Disorders; Pathology and Laboratory Medicine; Pediatrics; Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences; Radiation Oncology; Radiology; Surgery; and Urology; and (b) the academic clinical department associated with the University School of Dentistry.

Clinical Department means a department or section of Accredited Practitioners in like sub-specialties, as approved by the Medical Advisory Committee in accordance with By- Law 24. ."CLINICAL PRIVILEGES and DEFINING THE SCOPE OF PRACTICE" means the specificmedical services, surgical or dental procedures permitted to be undertaken by Accredited Practitioners.

Clinical Department means a department or section of Accredited Practitioners in like sub-specialties, the establishment of which has been approved by the Chief Executive Officer or Board.

Clinical Department means an organization unit of the Medical Staff denoting clinical areas of practice in the Hospital, including but not limited to, general areas of medicine and surgery.