Role Description definition

Role Description means the role description for Society Members set out in this document

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Role Description. This is professional medical and administrative work in the field of clinical services in a state mental hospital or in a forensic treatment center at a state correctional institution. A resource is responsible for the administration and coordination of hospital psychiatric and medical services, and provides direction and consultation on clinical matters to nursing and other services. Work includes participation in the formulation of treatment and administrative procedures for clinical services and insuring their coordination with the social and rehabilitative programs of the hospital or forensic treatment center. Resources maintain standards of professional services and participate in the recruitment and selection of principal clinical services staff. Work is performed under the general direction of the hospital superintendent, deputy superintendent for forensic services, Commandant or Medical Director and is reviewed for conformance to broad departmental and hospital or institutional policies and established procedures through conferences, reports, and evaluation of results.

Role Description ncludes this & past contracts)

Examples of Role Description in a sentence

• HMIS User Role Description System Administrator Includes Enterprise and Manager level access and operation with the addition of System Administration management functions.

• Your duties will be as set out in your Role Description (provided by your head of institution) but you may be required to perform other duties commensurate with your role assigned to you by your head of institution.

• Schools are committed to ensuring that all Lutheran School Officers have a current, accurate Role Description that is supported with appropriate professional development and training, where staff plans and achievements are periodically reviewed to ensure they are consistent with the school’s strategic goals.

• The Volunteer Role Description is not exhaustive and is subject to change considering the services priorities, or requirements.

• In the absence of any specific determination of your duties, your role is to make a significant contribution in each of the areas of activity and responsibility referred to in your Role Description and in each of the areas specified in the Statutes and Ordinances including any General and Special Regulations applicable to your role.

• Should the volunteer move into another volunteer position, they shall be given another Role Description for the new area.

• Signature: Date: Role Description Please enter into the tables below the details agreed between the Volunteer and the member of staff you will be working with: Name of the member of staff you will be working with most closely Travel (Details below) Meals (Details below) Volunteer Expense Claim Form Name of Volunteer Role: Travel expenses: Meal expenses: Signed: Date: Youth Inspired privacy Statement Youth Inspired provides learning opportunities for vulnerable young people and adults.

• It is the service provider’s responsibility to maintain competence in line with the details set out below: Role Description Training requirements Pharmacists (including locum pharmacists) Oversee and be responsible for the whole service Oversee service user pathway for abnormal first BP results.

• Professional development may also be worked in Professional Duties time in accordance with Clause 35 – Hours and Appendix A – Role Description and Duty Statement for Lecturers.

• Staff who will have access to the data are: Position Role Description Contact Information Datenschutz (DKFZ) The Datenschutz team provide institutional support to GHGA Central particularly with regards to Data Breaches and Data subjects’ Requests.

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Role Description. This is professional pharmaceutical work of a staff or clinical nature at a state- operated facility. A resource compounds and dispenses physicians' prescriptions, including a variety of ointments, powders, solutions, medicines, drugs, and other pharmaceutical supplies used in the facility. Work includes the filling of ▇▇▇▇ requisitions for narcotics, solutions and drug supplies, and the maintenance of accurate records of narcotics, depressant and stimulant drugs and alcohol dispensed. Resources review the medication records of patients and report potential adverse drug interactions. Work may include participating with doctors, nurses and other professional personnel as a member of an inter-disciplinary treatment team charged with the responsibility of developing a comprehensive treatment plan for each patient/resident at the facility. The resource may direct the work of pharmacy assistants and custodial or non-technical personnel. Work is performed under the general supervision of a higher level pharmacist who reviews work periodically for accuracy and adherence to facility policies and procedures and professional standards. Minimum Qualifications One (1) year of experience assisting a licensed pharmacist in the preparation and dispensing of medications in a hospital pharmacy or any equivalent combination of experience and training. Basic computer skills to include, but not limited, to Microsoft Office Products. Role Description: This resource will perform work in the pharmacy of a state facility. A resource in this position performs a variety of non-professional pharmacy tasks under supervision of a registered pharmacist. Work includes assisting in the preparation of various pharmaceutical preparations, including the packaging and labeling of individual or bulk prescriptions. Work also includes the maintenance of pharmaceutical supply stocks and the performance of related housekeeping duties. Supervision is received from a professional pharmacist who reviews all work in accordance with prescribed practices and procedures. Minimum Qualification One (1) year of paid experience as an aide or comparable type work in the physical therapy of persons with physical disabilities; and graduation from high school or equivalent or Any equivalent combination of experience and training. Basic computer skills to include, but not limited, to Microsoft Office Products. Role Description: This resource performs work in the field of physical therapy at a Commonwealth facili...

Role Description. This is professional medical work in the primary medical care and treatment of individuals with developmental disabilities. A resource may serve as a primary care practitioner providing medical care and treatment services in a Commonwealth facility for individuals with a mental or physical injury or illness, dysfunctional behavior and/or a developmental disability. Work includes responsibility for maintaining the continuity of the health care and medical treatments and guiding individuals and their interdisciplinary habilitative treatment team members in formulating and implementing comprehensive individual habilitative care and treatment program plans. A resource may oversee clinical operations and may assign and direct the work of other professionals and nonprofessional nursing care staff. Work is generally performed with limited or no direct professional supervision but is subject to review by a clinical and/or administrative supervisor through consultation, review of individual case histories, staff reports and personal inspections.

Role Description. This is a professional and administrative position developing, implementing, directing, coordinating, and evaluating the activities of the Bureau of Laboratories and managing the activities of a professional, technical, and clerical staff engaged in establishing program goals, standards, and implementation modalities. Manages the work of the Divisions of Clinical Microbiology, Chemistry and Toxicology and Laboratory Improvement. Maintains federal certification of the Bureau of Laboratories under the provisions of the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act of 1988. Coordinates the activities of the Pennsylvania Laboratory Response Network to provide rapid and effective laboratory services in support of the response to bioterrorism, the U.S. Postal Service BDS program, infectious disease outbreaks, and other public health threats and emergencies. Coordinates rapid and effective laboratory services in support of the response to chemical terrorism. Coordinates rapid and effective laboratory services in support of the response to bioterrorism. Maintains a laboratory readiness to respond to disease outbreaks and other emergencies and coordinates the total laboratory effort. Reviews and makes recommendations on all matters bearing upon public health and clinical laboratory services. This includes legislation, local health department plans, Department contracts for laboratory services, and other requests as assigned. Prepares regular and special reports and correspondence for signature of higher-level Department officials. Develops policies and procedures which provide for the integration of the Bureau of Laboratories into the Department of Health organizational structure and effectively integrates with other bureaus within the deputate and department. Assesses proposed federal policy changes on state policy initiatives and makes recommendations to the Deputy Secretary regarding the impacts of those changes. Effectively integrates public health preparedness and bioterrorism response program services and priorities with overall bureau programs and priorities.

Role Description is a written description of the role functions within the school.