Executive Specialist means a Doctor who is expressly appointed by his or her Health Service as an Executive Specialist and:

Executive Specialist means a Doctor who is expressly appointed by his or her Health Service as an Executive Specialist and: (i) is required in his or her employment to exercise professional leadership and/or management accountability which is clearly outside of the responsibility of other Specialists; and either (ii) holds Specialist Registration with the Medical Practitioners Board of Australia under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law Act 2009 (Vic); or (iii) possesses a higher qualification appropriate to the speciality in which they are employed or has sufficient experience in their speciality to satisfy the Health Service by which they are employed that the appointment is warranted. (iv) Examples of such responsibilities of Executive Specialists could include: (1) responsibility over a range of programs; (2) direct supervision of a number of Specialists who are department/unit heads; (3) required to serve on the Executive Management Team of the Health Service; or (4) demonstrated leadership in the activities of a national and/or international learned College or Society within their discipline.

Examples of Executive Specialist in a sentence

Supervisory Relationship General supervision received from the Supervisory Executive Specialist, but incumbent must be able to work independently with minimal supervision within the established policy guidelines and regulations.
Executive Specialist Grade 15 Executive Assistant Grade 14 Administrative Assistant Grade 13 Office Specialist… Grade 12 Office Associate -Switchboard/Receptionist - Adm.
Basic Functions of PositionThis position is located in the USAID/Rwanda, Executive Office under the supervision of the Supervisory Executive Specialist.
An Executive Specialist is required to exercise professional leadership and/or management accountability which is clearly outside of the responsibilities of a Principal Specialist Level 2.
In coordination with the IT Office, the Supervisory Executive Specialist, Executive Officer and relevant USAID Offices, the incumbent compiles the Mission’s yearly operating and program expenses procurement plan, works with the Executive Office Management team and the Financial Management Office staff to determine funds availability, document justifications, collect quotes, and prioritize requests.

More Definitions of Executive Specialist

Executive Specialist means a Doctor who:

Executive Specialist means a Doctor appointed as such by the Hospital. Director of Medical Services means a Doctor appointed as the Director of Medical Services (however styled) of a Hospital, provided that a Director of Medical Services appointed to a Group 1A or 1B Hospital will require a higher qualification appropriate to the specialty of medical administration, or will be able to satisfy the Hospital that he/she had sufficient experience in his/her specialty to satisfy the Hospital Deputy Director of Medical Services means a Doctor appointed as Deputy to a Director of Medical Services

Executive Specialist means a Doctor appointed as such by the Hospital. An Executive Specialist is required to exercise professional leadership and/or management accountability which is clearly outside of the responsibilities of a Principal Specialist Level 2. Examples of such responsibility could include: * Responsibility over a range of units/departments * Direct supervision of a number of Principal Specialists Level 2 * Required to serve on the Executive Management Team of the Hospital * Demonstrated leadership in the activities of a significant national and/or international learned College or Society within their discipline Executive Specialist roles will only be utilised in major teaching Hospitals and then only where the organisational structure contains such a role and a suitable candidate is available to fill it.

Executive Specialist means a Doctor appointed as such by the Hospital.

Executive Specialist means a Doctor who: (a) is expressly appointed by his or her Health Service as an Executive Specialist; and (b) is required in his or her employment to exercise professional leadership and/or management accountability which is clearly outside of the responsibility of other Specialists; and either (c) holds Specialist Registration with the Medical Practitioners Board of Australia under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law Act 2009 (Vic); or (d) possesses a higher qualification appropriate to the speciality in which they are employed or has sufficient experience in their speciality to satisfy the Health Service by which they are employed that the appointment is warranted.

Executive Specialist means a practitioner appointed as such by the Hospital.

Executive Specialist means a Doctor appointed as such by the Service. An Executive Specialist is required to exercise professional leadership and/or management accountability, which is clearly outside of the responsibilities of a Principal Specialist Level 2. Examples of such responsibility could include: - Responsibility over a range of units/departments - Direct supervision of a number of Principal Specialists Level 2 - Being an Executive on the Executive Management Team of the Service - Demonstrated leadership in the activities of a significant national and/or international learned College or Society within their discipline Executive Specialist roles will only be utilised where the organisational structure contains such a role and a suitable candidate is available to fill it.