Nursing Sample Clauses
The Nursing clause outlines the rights and responsibilities related to nursing or breastfeeding in a particular context, such as the workplace or a public facility. It typically specifies provisions for nursing mothers, such as designated areas for breastfeeding or expressing milk, allotted break times, and privacy requirements. This clause ensures that nursing mothers are accommodated and protected, addressing potential issues of discrimination or lack of facilities, and promoting a supportive environment for maternal and child health.
Nursing. 1. Summer Session salaries for full time practical nursing faculty shall be at the same daily rate as their regular contract that is defined as 173 days for purposes of salary proration. The daily rate is computed by dividing the employee’s regular contract salary by 173 days. An employee can be paid in half day or full day increments.
2. During the academic year, full-time Nursing Academic Employees traveling offsite for clinical or preceptorships shall receive the following stipends in addition to standard Washington State OFM mileage rates. Distances are calculated from the BBCC main campus. 25-50 miles one way $25 per day 51+ miles one way $50 per day
Nursing. A Doctoral degree is the required credential; however, Members in the School of Nursing hired prior to July 1, 2019 will be grand-fathered, unless their letter of appointment states otherwise.
Nursing. Contractor shall, in addition to nursing requirements of Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 411, Division 054:
a. Provide 2 FTE Registered Nurses (RN) with current unencumbered Oregon licensure. Contractor shall ensure an adequate number of nursing hours are provided relevant to the census and acuity, On-Site 6 days per week and Available and On-Call 7 days per week; and
b. Ensure the following tasks are performed by Contractor’s licensed nurses, within the scope of their license:
(1) Assist with the screening of prospective Individual to determine if their needs can be met under this Contract;
(2) Provide focused assessments per Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 851, Division 045 to assist with development of initial Service Plan, admissions, discharges, MARS, TARS, and implementation of individualized Nursing Service Plans;
(3) Ensure that each Individual receives a Nursing Service Plan that is pursuant to the Service Plan;
(4) Review each Nursing Service Plan monthly, or more frequently, if the Individual experiences a significant change of condition and update quarterly;
(5) Provide or ensure that each direct care staff has the training needed to support each Individual’s Nursing Service Plans;
(6) Ensure delegation, teaching and documentation of nursing care as regulated by Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 851, Division 047;
(7) Provide a review of Contractor’s pharmacy and medication system and ensure Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 851, Division 047 compliance regarding the teaching of medication administration; and
(8) Coordinate with Home Health, Hospice, or a licensed health care provider for tasks that fall outside the scope of the facility and/or Contractor’s nursing staff license(s).
Nursing. The Employer shall use its best efforts to schedule all full-time employees at Talbot Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare for one (1) weekend off in each consecutive three (3) weekends, and will use its best efforts to schedule regular part-time employees for at least one (1) weekend off in each consecutive four (4) weekends. Where continuous weekend work is mutually agreed between the Employer and the employee this paragraph shall be waived. The Employer shall not be restricted in using various schedules that provide for one (1) weekend off in each consecutive three (3) weekends.
Nursing. Contractor shall provide a minimum of 1 FTE Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) and an additional 0.5 FTE Registered Nurse (RN) with current, unencumbered Oregon licenses. Licensed nursing must be available continuously On-Call. Contractor’s RN or LPN, within the scope of their license, shall perform the following tasks:
Nursing. In negotiations in 2017-2018 the parties discussed issues that were arising around the assignment and expectations for Course Directors on practicum courses. This included the timing of assignments, the occasional need for replacements and the obligations and responsibility of the Course Directors around student support and availability. Recognizing the need for clarity, it is agreed that the Faculty of Health will establish a Committee of two practicum Course Directors appointed by CUPE 3903 and two persons appointed by the ▇▇▇▇ to review the process and to consider and report back on any possible improvements.
Nursing. Regular full-time program faculty will have an annual average contact hour range of 18 – 20 hours per week.
Nursing. Contractor shall, in addition to nursing requirements of OAR 411-054:
a. Provide one (1) FTE Director of Nursing who is a Registered Nurse and available On-Call and accessible 24 hours per day; 7 days per week. Contractor’s Director of Nursing shall provide oversight of Contractor’s nursing staff and nursing services pursuant to OAR 411-054 and this Contract;
b. Provide two (2) FTE Registered Nurses and 4.5 FTE Licensed Practical Nursing staff with current unencumbered Oregon licensure. Contractor shall ensure an adequate number of nursing hours are provided relevant to the census and acuity. Nursing staff shall be available on-site 7 days per week on all shifts.
c. Ensure the following tasks are performed by Contractor’s licensed nurses, within the scope of their license:
(1) Assist with the screening of prospective Individual to determine if their needs can be met under this Contract;
(2) Provide focused assessments per OAR 851-045 to assist with development of initial Service Plan, admissions, discharges, MARS, TARS and implementation of Individual Nursing Service Plans;
(3) Ensure that each Individual receives a Nursing Service Plan that is pursuant to the Service Plan;
(4) Review each Nursing Service Plan monthly or more frequently if the Individual experiences a significant change of condition and update quarterly;
(5) Provide or ensure that each direct care staff has the training needed to support Individuals’ Nursing Service Plans;
(6) Ensure delegation, teaching and documentation of nursing care as regulated by OAR 851-047;
(7) Provide a review of Contractor’s pharmacy and medication system and ensure OAR 851-047 compliance regarding the teaching of medication administration; and
(8) Coordinate with Home Health, Hospice or a licensed health care provider for tasks that fall outside the scope of the facility and/or Contractor’s nursing staff license(s).
Nursing. For the purposes of this section only, the following workload calculation and maxima will be used. On-campus components of nursing clinical courses shall receive .66 teaching hours per contact hour. Off-campus components of nursing clinical courses shall receive one (1) TH per contact hour with the following stipulations: Faculty with term con- tracts may teach up to 15 TH per semester and 30 TH per academic year; however, overload pay for such faculty shall begin at 17 TH per semester in any semester or 33 TH in any aca- demic year. Workload distribution in teaching, scholarship, and service for these faculty members will be determined annually by the faculty member and his or her chair.
Nursing. Nursing faculty may be assigned to any shift at any of the participating facilities upon advance notice to the faculty member giving consideration to individual requests, in accordance with the current practice. Nursing faculty will not be assigned more than one evening clinical group in a year until all nursing faculty have been assigned one. This does not preclude a faculty member from volunteering for additional evening clinical groups.