Nurse in Charge definition
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Any nurse who is working a shift and performing the Nurse in Charge duties shall receive an additional $1.50 per hour.
The Part-Time Rotational (PTR) positions would apply to Primary Health Care Nurse and Primary Health Care Nurse in Charge positions in the communities as well as the Primary Health Care Nurse Float positions.
However, when necessary for patient welfare and when approved by the CNO or Nurse in Charge, employees may be requested to work in excess of eight or twelve hours in a regular work day or more than their regular daily work schedule in a pay period.
If you wish to enquire as to the availability of alternative work, you should contact the Bank Service during office opening hours or the Clinical Site Manager (Bedford Site) or Nurse in Charge, Bleep 555 (Luton & Dunstable Site) on duty out of hours.
For off shifts the worker will be required to notify the Nurse in Charge (NIC) who will, if they are unable to assign alternate duties, consult with the Administrator on Call (AOC).
The Nurse in Charge premium will be paid for the full twelve (12) hours of a twelve (12) hour night shift, or a full eight (8) hours for the eight (8) hour night shift in accordance with Article 14.12 (b).
Effective the date of ratification, a Primary Health Care Nurse or Primary Health Care Nurse in Charge who mentors a Nurse in the Primary Health Care Nurse role and is designated a mentor under a formal mentorship agreement approved by Community Nursing, shall be eligible for an allowance of $125/week.
OTHER HEALTH PROFESSIONALS Ongoing, but all enquiries referred to the Nurse in Charge.
The employee may work as dose to the delivery date and return to work as soon after the as permitted, in writing, by the Nurse in Charge of the Coral Harbour Nursing Station.
The Nurse in Charge will have joint responsibility with the Chief Pharmacist for the ordering system where there is a pharmacy provided top-up service.