Foot Care Nurses definition

Foot Care Nurses. On or before each February 1 or upon commencement of employment within the classification, full-time employees classified as Foot Care Nurses will be provided with three Nurse Scrubs consisting of three (3) shirt tops and three (3) pants. Part-time will be provided with one (1) Nurse Scrub consisting of one (1) shirt and 1 (1) pair of pants.
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Examples of Foot Care Nurses in a sentence

  • For the purpose of clarification, technical personnel includes Foot Care Nurses, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, Graduate and Student Dieticians, and Graduate and Undergraduate Pharmacists.

  • Upon request by WorkSafeBC, the Contractor will provide the names and schedules of the Foot Care Nurse(s) providing Services to an Injured Worker.

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