Pharmacies. 4.8.4.1 The Contractor shall maintain a comprehensive Provider network of pharmacies that ensures pharmacies are available and accessible to all Members.
Pharmacies vi. Long-term care facilities (LTCFs), including independent living facilities, assisted living centers, and nursing homes
Pharmacies. The Contractor shall establish a network of pharmacies. The Contractor must provide at least two (2) pharmacy providers within thirty (30) miles or thirty (30) minutes from a member’s residence in each county.
Pharmacies h) All those participating providers that may be needed to provide services under the basic, special and dental coverage considering the specific health problems of an area/region. The INSURER may not discriminate with respect to participation, reimbursement or indemnification as to any provider who is acting within the scope of the provider's license or certification under applicable state law.
Pharmacies. (b) The osteopathic physician to release the agreement to other practitioners so other practitioners can report violations of the agreement to the osteopathic physician treating the patient's chronic pain and to the PMP.
Pharmacies. In the event the Company opens a Pharmacy in one of its retail stores covered by the term of this Agreement, the following shall apply: - Exclusions from Bargaining Unit: - Pharmacy Manager (if Pharmacist) Pharmacist Undergraduate or Apprentice Pharmacists - Cosmetic Supervisor to be considered under specialist personnel of the Employer The duties of the above persons shall be consistent with those duties imposed upon him/her by the statutes of this Province. In addition, these persons may stock any other items requiring the supervision of a Pharmacist by law or new items to the Pharmacy, Extended Health and Beauty Aids Section of the Department. The Parties recognize the concerns of opening a new Pharmacy and building up the business. In light of this, the above persons are permitted to straighten and face shelves in the Pharmacy and Extended Health and Beauty Aids Department and to ensure the Department is kept in neat and clean order. RENEWED THIS 12th DAY OF October , 2017 . FOR THE UNION FOR THE EMPLOYER UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS, LOCAL 1518 KOOTENAY MARKETS LTD. Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx, President MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING #8 Combination Deli/ Bakery Departments The parties agree that the employees of the combination Deli/ Bakery Department will be under the jurisdiction of UFCW Local 247. RENEWED THIS 12th DAY OF October , 2017 . FOR THE UNION FOR THE EMPLOYER UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS, LOCAL 1518 KOOTENAY MARKETS LTD. Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx, President MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING #9
Pharmacies. In the event the Company opens a Pharmacy in one of its retail stores covered by the term of this Agreement, the following shall apply: - Exclusions from Bargaining Unit: - Pharmacy Manager (if Pharmacist) Pharmacist Undergraduate or Apprentice Pharmacists - Cosmetic Supervisor to be considered under specialist personnel of the Employer The duties of the above persons shall be consistent with those duties imposed upon him/her by the statutes of this Province. In addition, these persons may stock any other items requiring the supervision of a Pharmacist by law or new items to the Pharmacy, Extended Health and Beauty Aids Section of the Department. The Parties recognize the concerns of opening a new Pharmacy and building up the business. In light of this, the above persons are permitted to straighten and face shelves in the Pharmacy and Extended Health and Beauty Aids Department and to ensure the Department is kept in neat and clean order. RENEWED THIS 25th DAY OF APRIL , 2012 . FOR THE UNION FOR THE EMPLOYER UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS, LOCAL 1518 KOOTENAY MARKETS LTD. Xxxx Limpright, President MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING #9
Pharmacies. Members who fill prescriptions at a non-participating pharmacy are responsible for payment at the time the prescription is filled. Members must submit claims for reimbursement, and payment will be sent to the member. Members who use non-participating pharmacies will pay 20% of the in-network allowance, plus the difference between the Program payment and the pharmacist's actual charge. Limits and Exclusions Benefits are limited to no more than a 34-day supply for covered drugs purchased at a retail pharmacy, and no more than a 100-day supply for covered maintenance drugs purchased by mail service. All prescriptions are subject to the quantity limitations imposed by state and federal statutes. 2009-2010 Salary Ranges, Professionals, Effective and Retroactive to 1/1/2010 (per Art. 20.4) A J Annual Step Increments Position Title Position Xxxxx 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Xxxxxxxx of Data Processing E-6 78,707.20 81,432.00 84,323.20 87,256.00 90,313.60 93,496.00 96,782.40 99,685.87 Town Engineer E-5 70,634.20 73,091.20 75,657.40 78,296.40 81,044.60 83,883.80 86,795.80 89,399.67 Town Planner Building Official Director of Parks and Rec Business Manager, WPCA 62,524.80 64,688.00 66,955.20 69,284.80 71,739.20 74,235.20 76,814.40 79,118.83 Assistant Director, WPCA Econ Dev Town Planner E-4 62,480.60 64,719.20 66,939.60 69,305.60 74,219.60 76,822.20 79,126.87 Assessor Director of Social Services Controller Collector of Revenue Director of Parks and Rec Director Youth Service Civil Engineer E-3 55,309.80 57,220.80 59,222.80 61,279.40 63,481.60 65,702.00 67,995.20 70,035.06 Surveyor Park Maintenance Supervisor E-2A 48,443.20 50,107.20 51,875.20 53,684.80 55,577.60 57,553.60 59,529.60 61,315.49 Social Worker E-2 48,448.40 50,104.60 51,870.00 53,690.00 55,564.60 57,530.20 59,568.60 61,355.66 Recreation Supervisor Analyst N-7M 52,015.60 53,890.20 57,730.40 59,768.80 61,843.60 64,009.40 Deputy Assessor N-7 45,754.80 47,374.60 48,976.20 50,723.40 52,507.00 54,345.20 56,238.00 57,925.14 Coordinator Senior Engineering Technician Zoning Enforcement Officer Assistant Collector of Revenue N-6 38,802.40 40,167.40 41,587.00 43,024.80 44,517.20 46,100.60 47,720.40 49,152.01 Youth Counselor A 2010-2011 Salary Ranges, Professionals, Effective 7/1/2010 (includes 1.00% increase in rates effective (per Art. 20.4) Annual Step Increments Xxxxxxxx of Data Processing E-6 $79,494.27 $88,128.56 $94,430.96 $97,750.22 $100,682.73 Town Engineer E-5 71,340.54 73,822.11 76,413.97 79,079.36 81,855.05 84,722.64...
Pharmacies. 5.8 The part of the pharmacy used for provision of the service (the ‘designated area’) provides a sufficient level of privacy, confidentiality and safety (not necessarily at the level required for the provision of the Medicines Use Review service). Due consideration should also be given to protection of the client and pharmacy staff, e.g., chaperone and Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) issues.
