Medical Clearance. The Individual Specialist certifies and declares that he/she: a) is in good health b) has no condition that would prevent him/her from carrying out the work as foreseen by this contract and c) has obtained any necessary inoculations or other medical treatment which may be necessary for him/her to travel to and work in the area(s) foreseen under this contract. The Individual Specialist will be held fully responsible for this certification and declaration. If requested, Individual Specialists may be required to undergo a full medical examination, and be medically cleared by UNESCO’s Chief Medical Officer, prior to taking up their duties.
Medical Clearance. All inmate transfers to the Facility shall follow the provisions of Health Services' Bulletin No. 15.02.02 (or subsequent versions). Upon transfer of an inmate from FDC, the CONTRACTOR is responsible for all costs of diagnostic and medical tests. The CONTRACTOR may not refuse inmates based on the existence of pending diagnostic or medical tests. However, if a medical hold was placed on an inmate, the FDC will not transfer that inmate until the medical hold has been removed. If an inmate with a medical hold is inadvertently transferred to the Facility, the inmate shall be transferred back to FDC at the CONTRACTOR's request. The CONTRACTOR shall not be responsible for those tests or procedures which required the medical hold if the inmate is transferred back to FDC. Proper procedures for acceptance and transfer of inmates shall be followed, pursuant to this Agreement.
Medical Clearance. Resident Physician shall obtain medical clearance from the GW Hospital Employee Health Office prior to participating in any clinical activities in accordance with DC law and the GME policy on Medical Clearance as set forth in the Resident Manual.
Medical Clearance. For an employee granted a Leave of Absence for medical reasons, the Authority may request said employee to complete satisfactorily an employment health examination, at the expense of the Authority, before return to active employment.
Medical Clearance. All inmate transfers to the Facility shall be in accordance with the provisions of Health Services' Bulletin No. 15.02.02 (dated 06-26-03). Upon transfer of an inmate from the DC, XXXXXX is responsible for all costs of medical tests. VENDOR may not refuse inmates based on the existence of pending diagnostic or medical tests. However, if a medical hold was placed on an inmate, the DC will not transfer that inmate until the medical hold has been removed. If an inmate with a medical hold is inadvertently transferred to the Facility, the inmate shall be transferred back to the DC at VENDOR’s request. VENDOR shall not be responsible for those tests or procedures which required the medical hold, if the inmate is transferred back to the DC. Proper procedures for acceptance and transfer of inmates shall be followed pursuant to this Agreement.
Medical Clearance. As a condition of employment, house staff must complete a pre-placement health statement (with supporting documentations) and provide proof of their COVID-19 vaccinations. Details on how to provide immunization records will be provided during the employment onboarding process.
Medical Clearance. The Company reserves the right to call for a medical examination to determine the CEO’s fitness to work on general or specific duties at any time.
Medical Clearance. Resident Physician shall obtain medical clearance from a physician prior to participating in any clinical activities in accordance with SMHS policy as set forth in the Resident Manual.
Medical Clearance. Consultants who are called to travel pursuant to this contract (other than commuting to and from the consultant's place of residence) shall be required to obtain medical clearance in accordance with WHO's instructions The contract shall not become effective and the Consultant shall not commence work on the contract, until the Consultant has received written notification from WHO that satisfactory proof of medical clearance or a certificate of good health (as the case may be) has been received and no cancellation or modification of the contract is therefore required. Consultants who are not called to travel at any time during the contract, shall provide a certificate of good health from their treating physician to WHO, prior to the start date of the work. If no medical clearance or certificate of good health, as the case may be, is obtained by the start date, WHO may - at its sole discretion - either cancel or amend this contract.
Medical Clearance. Individuals are responsible to ensure that their medical state is suitable and adequate to perform the functions they have applied for, or have agreed to perform. A medical certificate from a physician certifying the mental and physical health of the individual is suitable for the performance of the duties and responsibilities, as well as the working environment in terms of location, are required, and should be submitted by the individual prior to any contractual engagement. The cost of the medical examination should be charged to the same source of funding as the IPSA itself, and the medical certification should be placed in the relevant file of the IPSA Holder. IPSA Holders may be required, at any time, to undergo a medical examination when requested to do so to protect their health and safety, to follow-up on chronic health conditions, or to assess how a change in health circumstances since a prior certification might affect an IPSA Holder’s capability to fulfill the functions for which they were contracted.
