Medical Practitioners. B.1.4.1 This agreement shall apply to Employees of the University of Canterbury who are members of the TEU and whose duties include the practice of medicine (as defined from time to time by the New Zealand Medical Council) at the Health Centre and who are required, as a condition of employment, to hold a current practicing certificate.
Medical Practitioners. E.2.3.1 The initial placement of each Doctor on the salary Scale shall be the responsibility of the Director of the Centre, taking into account relevant qualifications and experience.
Medical Practitioners. E.3.6.1 Movements through the steps, except over the bar at Step 5, 10 and 11 will occur after each year’s satisfactory work at the Centre to reflect the benefits gained by the Centre in terms of continuity of patient care and the goodwill accrued by the Doctor.
Medical Practitioners. Acceptance into a WEP student exchange program and eligibility for enrolment in a foreign school is dependent on receipt of a fully complete, legible statement of health, record of immunisations and record of allergies that must be signed by a medical practitioner. Please complete the Physician’s Statement of Health (parts one and two), the Immunisation Record and the Allergy Record for the presenting WEP candidate. Thank you. It is important to list all drugs the student uses regularly. Some foreign schools do not allow students to take drugs, including asthma inhalers, onto school property without approval from a physician and a note from parents. Immunisation Record Vaccinations are essential for enrolment into host schools. The requirements differ from what is advisable for holiday travel and often, from the Australian schedule for immunisations. The following vaccinations are required: • Diphtheria, Tetanus and Pertussis (DTaP): Four (4) or more doses are required, one dose must have been received after the student’s fourth birthday. • Diphtheria, Tetanus and Pertussis booster (Tdap): A Tdap booster is required and must have been administered within 10 years of the end date of the WEP program or, for the USA, received within the past five (5) years. • Polio: Three or more doses (four (4) doses for the USA) are required. One dose must have been administered after the student’s fourth birthday. • Hepatitis B: Countries, except the USA, accept either a two dose or three dose schedule. For the USA, students must have received three (3) doses of Hep B vaccine. Hep B is MANDATORY for applicants to Italy, NOT REQUIRED for applicants to other European countries. • Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR): Two (2) doses are required, the first dose after the student’s first birthday and the second dose 28 or more days later OR physician’s verification of disease/s (e.g. date of disease/s or results of antibody test).
