Common use of Obligations of the Parties Clause in Contracts

Obligations of the Parties. 1. The Intern undertakes to: 1) obtain a medical certificate from a doctor authorised to issue preventive examinations that states there are no health contraindications which would prevent the internship; 2) appear at a medical entity no later than 14 days from the date of receipt of a referral issued by the University, in order to arrange the internship schedule; 3) together with their internship supervisor, set the date on which the internship would commence and end; 4) complying with the instructions of the Internship Organizer and persons authorized by them, as long as they do not conflict with legal regulations; 5) complete the internship according to the programme that is Appendix 1 to this Agreement; 6) complete the internship within the time limit specified in the internship programme and the schedule agreed upon with the internship supervisor; 7) have and present a valid third-party insurance (OC) and accident insurance (NNW) that is extended by additional benefits for occupational exposure related to potential contact with biological agents and would cover the time period of the internship; 8) keep the patients’ personal data secret and to secure this data that the intern would have access to throughout the time period of the internship and after its completion, in a manner that would be in compliance with the regulations stipulated in the Act of 10th May, 2018 on personal data protection and the regulation of the European Parliament and the Council 2016/679 of 27th April, 2016 on the protection of individuals with regard to personal data protection and the free flow of such data, and repealing the Directive 95/46/WE (general ordinance on data protection); 9) comply with the rules of ethics and professional confidentiality; 10) comply with the regulations established duration of the internship, in the medical entity concerning order, health and safety, fire and sanitary regulations, including sanitary regime that are applicable in the event of an epidemic emergency or epidemic state; 11) wear the University ID badges during classes conducted as part of the internship; 12) pay the internship fee referred to in § 6; 13) inform a medical entity about not having a temporary right to practise the profession; 14) promptly submitting to the Internship Organizer a certificate confirming temporary inability to participate in the internship due to illness or stay in a stationary healthcare facility, 15) informing the Internship Organizer in writing about the interruption of the internship, stating the reasons, within 3 days of the occurrence of this fact. 2. The University is obliged to: 1) issue an internship referral to the medical entity for the intern; 2) enable the Intern to start the internship within a period not longer than 1 month from the date of issuing the referral to complete the internship; 3) organise the internship according to the curriculum prepared by the Minister of health, which is Appendix 1 to this Agreement; 4) provide the intern with all the necessary information concerning organisation and the course of the internship.

Obligations of the Parties. 1. The Intern undertakes to: 1) obtain a medical certificate from a doctor authorised to issue preventive examinations that states there are no health contraindications which would prevent the internship; 2) appear at a medical entity no later than 14 days from the date of receipt of a referral issued by the University, in order to arrange the internship schedule; 3) together with their internship supervisor, set the date on which the internship would commence and end; 4) complying with the instructions of the Internship Organizer and persons authorized by them, as long as they do not conflict with legal regulations; 5) complete the internship according to the programme that is Appendix 1 to this Agreement; 65) complete the internship within the time limit specified in the internship programme and the schedule agreed upon with the internship supervisor; 76) have and present a valid third-party insurance (OC) and accident insurance (NNW) that is extended by additional benefits for occupational exposure related to potential contact with biological agents and would cover the time period of the internship; 8) 7) keep the patients’ personal data secret and to secure this data that the intern would have access to throughout the time period of the internship and after its completion, in a manner that would be in compliance with the regulations stipulated in the Act of 10th May, 2018 on personal data protection and the regulation of the European Parliament and the Council 2016/679 of 27th April, 2016 on the protection of individuals with regard to personal data protection and the free flow of such data, and repealing the Directive 95/46/WE (general ordinance on data protection); 9) 8) comply with the rules of ethics and professional confidentiality; 109) comply with the regulations established duration of the internship, in the medical entity concerning order, health and safety, fire and sanitary regulations, including sanitary regime that are applicable in the event of an epidemic emergency or epidemic state; 1110) wear the University ID badges during classes conducted as part of the internship; 1211) pay the internship fee referred to in § 6; 1312) inform a medical entity about not having a temporary right to practise the profession; 14) promptly submitting to the Internship Organizer a certificate confirming temporary inability to participate in the internship due to illness or stay in a stationary healthcare facility, 15) informing the Internship Organizer in writing about the interruption of the internship, stating the reasons, within 3 days of the occurrence of this fact. 2. The University is obliged to: 1) issue an internship referral to the medical entity for the intern; 2) enable the Intern to start the internship within a period not longer than 1 month from the date of issuing the referral to complete the internship; 3) organise the internship according to the curriculum prepared by the Minister of healthHealth, which is Appendix 1 to this Agreement; 4) provide the intern with all the necessary information concerning organisation and the course of the internship.

Obligations of the Parties. 1. The Intern undertakes to: 1) obtain a medical certificate from a doctor authorised to issue preventive examinations that states there are no health contraindications which would prevent the internship; 2) appear at a medical entity no later than 14 days from the date of receipt of a referral issued by the University, in order to arrange the internship schedule; 3) together with their internship supervisor, set the date on which the internship would commence and end; 4) complying with the instructions of the Internship Organizer and persons authorized by them, as long as they do not conflict with legal regulations; 5) complete the internship according to the programme that is Appendix 1 to this Agreement; 65) complete the internship within the time limit specified in the internship programme and the schedule agreed upon with the internship supervisor; 76) have and present a valid third-party insurance (OC) and accident insurance (NNW) that is extended by additional benefits for occupational exposure related to potential contact with biological agents and would cover the time period of the internship; 8) 7) keep the patients’ personal data secret and to secure this data that the intern would have access to throughout the time period of the internship and after its completion, in a manner that would be in compliance with the regulations stipulated in the Act of 10th May, 2018 on personal data protection and the regulation of the European Parliament and the Council 2016/679 of 27th April, 2016 on the protection of individuals with regard to personal data protection and the free flow of such data, and repealing the Directive 95/46/WE (general ordinance on data protection); 9) 8) comply with the rules of ethics and professional confidentiality; 109) comply with the regulations established duration of the internship, in the medical entity concerning order, health and safety, fire and sanitary regulations, including sanitary regime that are applicable in the event of an epidemic emergency or epidemic state; 1110) wear the University ID badges during classes conducted as part of the internship; 1211) pay the internship fee referred to in § 6; 1312) inform a medical entity about not having a temporary right to practise the profession; 14) promptly submitting to the Internship Organizer a certificate confirming temporary inability to participate in the internship due to illness or stay in a stationary healthcare facility, 15) informing the Internship Organizer in writing about the interruption of the internship, stating the reasons, within 3 days of the occurrence of this fact. 2. The University is obliged to: 1) issue an internship referral to the medical entity for the intern; 2) enable the Intern to start the internship within a period not longer than 1 month from the date of issuing the referral to complete the internship; 3) organise the internship according to the curriculum prepared by the Minister of health, which is Appendix 1 to this Agreement; 4) provide the intern with all the necessary information concerning organisation and the course of the internship.