Supervising practitioner means a standard certified educator, currently employed by a local education agency, private agency or other PreK-12 setting who supervises the candidate during a capstone experience. Supervising practitioners must have:
Supervising practitioner means a physician, nurse practitioner, clinical nurse specialist, or physician assistant qualified to supervise skilled services.
Supervising practitioner as used herein means employees of AGENCY who hold valid credentials issued by the State of authorizing them to serve in the schools in which the Student Practitioner is placed. Supervising Practitioners shall have completed a minimum of three (3) years satisfactory or effective work experience in the field in which they are supervising. Program Terms University and AGENCY will agree on schedules for Student Practitioners performing services with AGENCY. Neither University nor AGENCY is obligated to provide transportation to any Student Practitioner to or from AGENCY. Representatives of University and AGENCY will participate in a meeting or telephone conference at least one time each semester to evaluate, among other things, program objectives, changes or enhancements thereto, and the performance of Student Practitioners. AGENCY will not impair its existing contracts for service with any work performed by Student Practitioners. University Obligations The University will be responsible for developing and carrying out procedures for Student Practitioner selection and admission to University programs. The University will provide to Agency, supervising practitioner, or building administrator a handbook or other documentation of program requirements and expectations. The University will be responsible for verifying that each Student Practitioner has current, valid, IVP Arizona State level one fingerprint clearance and that such record is kept on file. The University will designate an individual to serve as the primary liaison to AGENCY for purposes of this Agreement.
Examples of Supervising practitioner in a sentence
AGENCY shall grant Student Practitioners access to AGENCY student records, under the supervision of AGENCY Supervising Practitioner, for the sole purpose of educational planning, in accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), 20 U.S.C. §1232g; 34 CFR Part 99.
AGENCY may hire Student Practitioner as a substitute teacher for AGENCY Supervising Practitioner during a session of student practice only if the Student Practitioner holds a valid Arizona Substitute K-12 Certificate.
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Supervising practitioner as used herein means employees of AGENCY who hold valid credentials issued by the State of authorizing them to serve in the schools in which the Student Practitioner is placed. Supervising Practitioners shall have completed a minimum of three (3) years satisfactory or effective work experience in the field in which they are supervising. Program Terms
Supervising practitioner means a doctor of medicine
Supervising practitioner means a member of the Medical Staff or a Licensed Independent Practitioner with clinical privileges, who has agreed in writing to supervise or collaborate with an Advanced Dependent or Dependent Practitioner and to accept full responsibility for the actions of the Advanced Dependent or Dependent Practitioner while he or she is practicing in the Hospital.
Supervising practitioner means a standard certified educator, currently employed by a local education agency, private agency or other PreK through 12 setting who supervises the candidate during a capstone experi- ence. Supervising practitioners must have:
Supervising practitioner as used herein means employees of AGENCY who hold valid credentials issued by the State of Arizona authorizing them to serve in the schools in which the Student Practitioner is placed. Supervising Practitioners shall have completed a minimum of three (3) years satisfactory or effective work experience in the field in which they are supervising. Program Terms
Supervising practitioner means a member of the Medical Staff with clinical privileges, who has agreed in writing to supervise a Category II or Category III practitioner while he or she is practicing in the Hospital.
Supervising practitioner means a member of the Medical Staff with clinical privileges, who has agreed in writing to supervise an allied health professional requiring supervision and to accept responsibility for the actions of the allied health professional while that individual is practicing in the Hospital.