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Facilitys Responsibilities. A. Provide clinical experiences to Students, as mutually agreed upon by the parties. B. Orient Students and School clinical instructors who visit Facility on matters such as Facility's policies and procedures, personal protective equipment availability and use, and fire and emergency response plans. C. Provide first aid for clinical accidents and illnesses, such as blood and body fluid exposures. Facility shall bill such first aid work to Students' insurance carrier. Facility shall not be financially or otherwise liable for any Student's care beyond providing initial first aid, regardless of whether additional services are covered by such Student's insurance. D. Provide reasonable storage space for Student's apparel and personal effects, and classroom or conference room space at Facility for program use.
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Facilitys Responsibilities. At all times during the term of this Agreement, the Facility Employees shall be and remain the employees of Facility and not of Team Makena LLC. Facility shall be responsible for the compensation, hiring, supervising, training, disciplining, and termination of the Facility Employees, and shall make all determinations regarding the retention, promotion, demotion, awarding of bonuses, salary adjustments and other matters affecting the terms and conditions of the employment or engagement of the Facility Employees. Facility shall be solely responsible for paying and withholding all employment-related or other taxes in connection with Facility’s employment of the Facility Employees.
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Facilitys Responsibilities. A. Access to Facility. FACILITY shall allow student(s) in the Program to access FACILITY as appropriate and necessary for the Program, provided that the student(s) shall not interfere with FACILITY activities.
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Facilitys Responsibilities. A. The operation of FACILITY and its medical programs shall be the responsibility of FACILITY. FACILITY shall be responsible for the quality of patient care, and this responsibility is to be in no way compromised by this Agreement. Therefore, FACILITY retains the ultimate responsibility for the quality of patient care at FACILITY. B. HOUSE STAFF assigned to FACILITY under this Agreement will be acting under the supervision of FACILITY’s employees, agents, and/or representatives, in caring for patients at FACILITY. FACILITY and its agents and representatives will have the right to control the conduct of the HOUSE STAFF in their patient care activities. FACILITY will ensure that HOUSE STAFF who are not authorized to distribute controlled substances in accordance with the applicable law of the FACILITY are not instructed to do so. {N0621425.1} C. The determination of the number of HOUSE STAFF, dates of assignments, and availability of facilities and resources of FACILITY for the rotation shall be determined by FACILITY and agreed upon in writing by VUMC and FACILITY prior to assignment of any HOUSE VUMC#1875 STAFF. VUMC cannot guarantee, however, any minimum number of HOUSE STAFF shall be available for a clinical rotation at FACILITY. D. In the event of injury or illness of a HOUSE STAFF, FACILITY shall notify VUMC immediately. FACILITY shall direct HOUSE STAFF to the closest appropriate facility for any additional testing and/or treatment that is required, if such testing and/or treatment is not available at FACILITY. The cost of any treatment shall be the responsibility of the HOUSE STAFF . E. FACILITY shall designate a staff member who is acceptable to VUMC to serve as a liaison between FACILITY and VUMC.
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Facilitys Responsibilities. 4.1 The Facility will provide the Contractor with an advanced schedule of Patients and Residents who are referred for evaluation, assessment, care, and treatment by Contractor; 4.2 The Facility will provide the Contractor will all forms, information and documentation required by the Facility in order for Contractor to provide Services; and 4.3 The Facility will provide access and guidance to Contractor for all HHSC mandatory trainings required under this Contract.
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Facilitys Responsibilities. During all times that the Parties are operating under this Agreement, the Facility agrees to: a. Provide supervised experiential learning for each student assigned to the Facility. b. Provide feedback on student performance at the request of USI faculty. c. Afford an optimal learning environment for each student that has been mutually reviewed, planned, and arranged and also provide the educational experiences agreed upon. d. Designate person(s) who will act as liaison(s) between USI and the Facility’s staff. e. Provide to each student and faculty member appropriate orientation materials which describe the policies, programs, and procedures of the Facility. f. Maintain a sufficient level of staffing to carry out the Facility’s obligations hereunder, which staffing shall not be reduced as a result of any Students receiving an experiential learning experience. g. Maintain professional liability insurance coverage with limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $3,000,000 annual aggregate as well as general liability insurance with limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $3,000,000 annual aggregate. Records documenting these criteria shall be available to USI upon request. h. Comply with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as amended, governing the privacy of student records as it apples to each student’s experiential learning experience at Facility.
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