Full-Time Nurse Sample Clauses

Full-Time Nurse. A nurse who is hired on a permanent basis and who normally works seven (7) hours per day on a thirty-five (35) hour week, normally Monday to Friday unless specifically hired to work an alternate schedule.
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Full-Time Nurse is a Nurse who is hired to a position on a regular or temporary basis to work the work period described in Article 7.00 of this Agreement.
Full-Time Nurse. A registered nurse who is classified staff at 1.0 FTE and is regularly scheduled on a forty hour week in a seven day period, or an eighty hour week schedule in a fourteen day period, or one hundred sixty hours in a four week period.
Full-Time Nurse. A full-time nurse is a nurse who is regularly scheduled to work the normal full- time hours referred to in Article 4.
Full-Time Nurse. A staff nurse who has completed the probationary period and who is regularly scheduled to work at least thirty-six (36) hours per week or seventy-two (72) hours per two week period. For the purposes of Article 8.4, Overtime, and Article 8.8, Scheduled Days Off, full time shall be defined as forty (40) hours per week or eighty (80) hours per pay period.
Full-Time Nurse. Any nurse who is regularly scheduled to work at least sixty (60) hours per pay period (a 0.75 or higher FTE).
Full-Time Nurse. Full-time status is held by all nurses who regularly work forty (40) hours within a seven (7) day period or eighty (80) hours within a fourteen (14) day work period (1.0 FTE) or nurses who regularly work three twelve-hour shifts totaling thirty-six (36) hours within a seven (7) day period or seventy-two (72) hours in a fourteen (14) day work period (.9 FTE).
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Full-Time Nurse. A nurse regularly scheduled for forty (40) hours per week.
Full-Time Nurse. Any nurse in a position that is a 0.9 or greater full time 19 equivalent (FTE). 20
Full-Time Nurse. Shall include only such persons who work a normal work week for a predetermined period of more than twelve (12) consecutive months, except where the context otherwise provides.
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