On Call – Senior Medical Officers Sample Clauses

On Call – Senior Medical Officers. Where a SMO is instructed to be available on call outside ordinary or rostered working hours, the SMO will be paid a rate equivalent to 12% of their hourly base pay rate level for each hour on call.
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On Call – Senior Medical Officers. Where a Senior Medical Officer is instructed to be available on call outside ordinary or rostered working hours, the Senior Medical Officer will be paid a rate equivalent to 12% of the MO1-7 hourly pay rate for each hour on call. Provided that, following implementation of the new classification structure on 1 January 2006, where a Senior Medical Officer is instructed to be available on call outside ordinary or rostered working hours, the Senior Medical Officer will be paid a rate equivalent to 12% of the salary level 24 hourly pay rate for each hour on call.
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