NURSE-MIDWIFE Sample Clauses

NURSE-MIDWIFE a licensed Nurse-Midwife. Where there is no licensure law, the Nurse-Midwife must be certified by the appropriate professional body.
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NURSE-MIDWIFE. Nurse-Midwife services are certified nurse-midwife services, pursuant to Section 1905(a)(17) of the Social Security Act, Minnesota Rules, Part 9505.0320.
NURSE-MIDWIFE. This agreement contains the details of the collaborative arrangement between myself and the below-signed collaborating physician with respect to the care of midwifery patients. NURSE-MIDWIFE SIGNATURE: Date Collaborating Physician: This agreement contains the details of the collaborative arrangement between myself and the above- signed nurse-midwife with respect to the care of midwifery patients.

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  • Casual Nurse is a Nurse in an employment relationship which is not regular. A Casual Nurse may be offered work as outlined in this Agreement. The Employer may offer work to a Casual Nurse at the Employer’s discretion subject to the provisions of the Collective Agreement. Once a Casual Nurse accepts a work assignment including a scheduled extra shift, a relief shift, a Temporary Position, a period of Stand-By or a Call Back during a Stand-By, the Casual Nurse is obligated to work. Except where specifically excluded, the provisions of the Collective Agreement apply to a Casual Nurse.

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