Critical Incident Stress Management Team Sample Clauses

Critical Incident Stress Management Team. [Peer Support]: The County shall provide legal representation to Xxxxxxxxxx County Fire/Rescue bargaining unit employees who make disclosures to, or who are members of, the Critical Incident Stress Management Team (CISMT) in any local, state, and federal civil, criminal, and administrative actions to protect the privilege provided by the Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article, Section 9-109 of the Maryland Annotated Code as amended, or other applicable statute. If a conflict exists under the Rules of Professional Conduct, each employee where the conflict exists, will be represented by separate counsel. The County will not use information in any administrative investigations or proceeding that a CISMT member obtained from a MCFRS bargaining unit member who communicates with the CISMT member under an understanding of privilege described in the Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article, Section 9-109 as amended. However, if a MCFRS bargaining unit employee discloses information outside of the CISM program, that information may be used as long as the information is otherwise admissible within the bounds of law and contract provisions. Information that was disclosed to a CISMT member in confidence or which is privileged may not be used to corroborate, impeach, or otherwise support any non-privileged disclosure in any County administrative proceeding. A Fire/Rescue bargaining unit employee participating as a member of the CISMT and acting pursuant to the direction of the psychologist or psychiatrist in charge is acting within the scope of the bargaining unit employee’s employment for purposes of the Local Government Tort Claims Act. This agreement does not require the County to have or maintain a CISM program, but requires the County to provide the protections described in this agreement for bargaining unit employees who participate in the CISM program whether as a member of the team or in seeking service from the CISMT.
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