Medical Review. The Employer reserves the right to require any employee who is on a medical leave of absence due to an illness or injury beyond thirty (30) days to be assessed by a Medical Review Officer regarding the employee’s ability to perform the essential job functions.
Medical Review. The Medical Review Officer shall conduct an in-depth review of all tests reported as positive by the Laboratory. The laboratory report will include all materials specified in part V, F, above. He/she shall review the test subject's Pretest Declaration and shall take such action as may be necessary to examine any alternate medical explanation for a positive test result. Such action may include a voluntary medical interview with the subject and a review of all medical records made available by the subject.
Medical Review. All urinalysis drug test results along with the confidential statement prepared by the employee will be communicated by the laboratory to a specially trained physician serving as Medical Review Officer. The Medical Review Officer will notify the DOC Human Resources Director directly if an employee's test result is negative. If the test result is positive, the Medical Review Officer will contact the employee to discuss the test, to determine if the positive result is valid and to notify the employee that the employee has 72 hours to request a test of the split specimen, if, after making reasonable efforts and documenting those efforts, the Medical Review Officer is unable to reach the employee, the Medical Review Officer shall contact a designated management official, who shall direct the employee to contact the Medical Review Officer within twenty-four (24) hours. The Department will be notified that the employee tested positive or negative. If the test is positive, the identity of the specific drug(s) involved, as well as other information regarding the test, will be disclosed to the Department by the Medical Review Officer.
Medical Review. The Company will pay the cost of any medical examination made at its request, for any reason whatsoever, by the doctor of its choice, taking into account the terms and conditions of Article 16.06 insofar as possible.
Medical Review. All laboratory positive drug tests and alcohol tests will be reviewed by a MRO prior to being reported to the Board as a positive test. All information reviewed by the MRO will be treated as confidential information.
Medical Review. 46.6.1. If an employee is absent from work due to his or her temporary incapacity for a total of twenty (20) or more working days in any twelve (12) month period, Aurora may liaise with and/or obtain written reports from:
Medical Review. The Company will pay the cost of any medical examination made at its request, for any reason whatsoever, by the doctor of its choice, taking into account the terms and conditions of Article insofar as possible. When the Company's Medical Services make a declaration regarding a Cabin Attendant's fitness for flight duty, the Cabin Attendant may initiate the medical review procedure within seven (7) calendar days of receiving his medical report by giving the Company (the In-Flight Service supervisor) written notification of his intention to do so. Procedure This procedure will be expedited by all parties concerned, insofar as possible.
Medical Review. The Medical Review Officer shall conduct an in-depth review of all tests reported as positive by the Laboratory. The Laboratory report will include all materials specified in part V, 5.4, above. The MRO shall take such action as may be necessary to examine any alternate medical explanation for a positive test result. Such action may include a voluntary medical interview with the subject and a review of all medical records made available by the subject.
Medical Review. Participating CAP physicians agree that the physician’s local Medicare carrier will adjudicate CAP drug administration claims by checking that the participating CAP physician has elected to participate in the CAP, is billing for appropriate drugs from the selected approved CAP vendor, and that the claim is compliant with all local coverage determinations (LCDs).
Medical Review. The periodic review of pre-hospital patient care reports and other data by the off-line Medical Control Physician for quality assurance purposes.
