Senior Practitioner definition

Senior Practitioner means a practitioner other than an Intern, Resident or Registrar.

Senior Practitioner means a solicitor who has been admitted to the Roll for at least forty years as of the thirty-first day of December in the year immediately preceding a practice year;

Senior Practitioner means the Senior District Nurse or Social Worker for each Neighbourhood who forms part of the INLT and is the opposite profession to the Integrated Team Leader to provide professional governance and supervision in the team;

Examples of Senior Practitioner in a sentence

• Fees charged by practitioners who practise solely as barristers in accordance with Supreme Court Practice Direction 10.5 are only to be charged at the rates provided for counsel of their seniority in Table A and are not to be charged at rates applicable to a Senior Practitioner.

• Table A ° The reference to Restricted Practitioner, Junior Practitioner or Senior Practitioner in this Determination includes all legal practitioners even if the services were rendered in another State or Territory.

• The Secretary is to appoint a State Service employee or State Service officer to be the Senior Practitioner.

• The reference to Restricted Practitioner, Junior Practitioner or Senior Practitioner in this Determination includes all legal practitioners even if the services were rendered in another State or Territory.

• A person may only be appointed to be the Senior Practitioner if, in the opinion of the Secretary, the person has appropriate qualifications and experience to perform the functions and exercise the powers of the Senior Practitioner under this Act.

• All appearances allowed for in items 10, 15 and 22 of Table B are intended to be charged at the applicable counsel rate, and not at any higher rate that may be applicable to the actual practitioner by reason of the person undertaking the appearance otherwise being entitled to charge as a Senior Practitioner.

• A principle MHO position has yet to be appointed and further agreement is required to progress this issue.16/03/05 - FS - 6 Senior Practitioner MHO's appointed - 3 in adult CMHT's, 2 in Older People services and 1 in LD services.

• Data analysis involved working with the10:20amExperiences of family members with critical care diaries in an intensive care unitPresenter: Miss Corrienne McCulloch, BSc (Hons), Senior Practitioner (Clinical Research), NHS Lothian/ University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UKBiographyCorrienne is currently undertaking a PhD part time at the University of Edinburgh as part of a Clinical Academic Research Career Scholar- ship with NHS Lothian and the University of Edinburgh.

• The Senior Practitioner may require a disability services provider, any employee of the provider, and a funded private person, to provide the Senior Practitioner with any reasonable assistance that the Senior Practitioner may require to perform a function or exercise a power of the Senior Practitioner in the disability services provider’s premises or the private funded premises of the funded private person.

• A Senior Practitioner was employed during 2014/15 to lead on this work with responsibility to coordinate awareness raising across agencies, and to assess and monitor the children concerned.

More Definitions of Senior Practitioner

Senior Practitioner means a person who is qualified to be appointed as a business rescue practioner in terms of section 138 (1) and who, immediately before being appointed as practitioner for a particular company, has actively engaged in business turnaround practice before the effective date of the Act, or as a business rescue practitioner in terms of the Act, for a combined period of at least 10 years.

Senior Practitioner means a solicitor who has been admitted to the Roll for at least forty years as of the thirty-first day of December in the year immediately preceding the first cycle or the second cycle or the third cycle;

Senior Practitioner means the person appointed as the Senior Practitioner under section 23;

Senior Practitioner which means the position established by clause 23.