Senior Specialist definition

Senior Specialist means a person who:
Senior Specialist means a specialist who has practiced as such in a speciality for at least seven
Senior Specialist means a Doctor who in addition to the qualifications for a Specialist role has

Examples of Senior Specialist in a sentence

  • In order to provide more flexible working arrangements for Specialists and Senior Specialists, permission may be granted by the head of service for the Specialist or Senior Specialist to complete their normal duties over a period of no less than 4 days a week.

  • Senior Lecturers and Senior Specialist Professors shall have an initial appointment for four years, and any succeeding appointments shall be for a period of four years.

  • If a Senior Controller is promoted to the Senior Specialist classification and, after that promotion, a vacancy occurs at the Specialist level that is to be offered to an employee in the Senior Controller classification who is junior to the Senior Specialist, the Company will, at that time, certify the Senior Specialist as a Specialist.

  • Exhibit B: Rate Schedule Chief Professional/Project Director 160 295 Project Manager 135 240 Senior Professional 115 220 Project Professional 90 180 Professional 70 140 Senior Specialist 185 400 Specialist 120 230 Senior Technician 70 165 Technician/Analyst ▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇ Rate ranges are fully loaded (include overhead, fringe benefits, facility capital cost, operating margin etc.) and apply to the CONSULTANT and any subconsultant(s) the CONSULTANT may use.

  • Ranks for full-time faculty members are Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Senior Lecturer, Lecturer, Senior Specialist Professor, Specialist Professor, and Instructor.

  • The candidate will demonstrate that he or she meets the minimum qualifications for Senior Lecturer or Senior Specialist Professor as set forth in Art.

  • Senior Principal $350.00 Senior Specialist $150.00 Principal $290.00 Specialist $135.00 Associate Principal $235.00 Senior Associate $205.00 Senior Technician $115.00 Associate III $185.00 Technician II $100.00 Associate II $160.00 Technician I $85.00 Associate I $130.00 You may acknowledge formal authorization for the above described services by signing in the space provided below and returning a signed copy to our office.

  • Librarians shall hold faculty rank plus the title of Librarian, Associate Librarian, Assistant Librarian, Senior Lecturer Librarian, Lecturer Librarian, Senior Specialist Librarian, Specialist Librarian, or Instructor Librarian, respectively.

  • The following are the authorization levels for processing of As of Transactions at Boston Financial: Up to and including $50,000 Senior Specialist Up to and including $150,000 Team Coordinator/Manager Up to and including $500,000 Group Manager Over $500,000 Division Manager/Officer A set of responsibility codes will be established by Pioneer and Boston Financial for identifying the party responsible for each As-of Transaction.

  • Such accelerated progression does not include the Senior Specialist rate, which can only be accessed by appointment to a Senior Specialist position, in accordance with the definition in Clause 2 of this Agreement.


More Definitions of Senior Specialist

Senior Specialist means a medical practitioner who in addition to the qualifications for a Specialist role has not less than three years practical experience in that specialty after obtaining the appropriate higher qualification, or sufficient experience in the specialties to satisfy the Institute that the appointment is warranted.
Senior Specialist means a Specialist having qualification like FRCS; or who has been a professor in the medical college or has a special standing in the Medical Profession.
Senior Specialist means a practitioner who in addition to the qualifications for a Specialist role has
Senior Specialist means a practitioner appointed as such who possesses a higher qualification appropriate to the specialty in which he/she is employed, and who has had not less than three years practical experience in that specialty after obtaining the higher qualification. Notwithstanding a practitioner not having such years of experience, a practitioner may be appointed as a Senior Specialist by the Hospital if he/she had sufficient experience in the speciality to satisfy the Hospital. Provided also that where a practitioner has a first specialist qualification and is undergoing further specialist training, the time spent since acquiring his/her first specialist qualification shall be counted as experience within this and any higher classification.