Physician Replacement Costs Sample Clauses

Physician Replacement Costs. In the event that a Physician or Provider is terminated for Good Cause or a Physician or Provider voluntarily terminates his/her employment at any point during his/her tenure, then Xxxxxxxx will assume 100% of the cost of obtaining interim professional services, recruiting a new physician/provider, and training a Physician or Provider consistent with Section 3.11 of this Agreement (collectively, the “Transition Costs”). If an Everside Physician or Provider is terminated without Good Cause during or after the Initial Term and upon the sole request of Client, then Client shall pay to Everside the sum of the Transition Costs and the cost of the Physician’s or Provider’s severance, such sum not to exceed 90 days’ salary of the terminated/terminating Physician/Provider.
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Physician Replacement Costs. In the event that a Physician is terminated for Good Cause or a Physician voluntarily terminates his/her employment at any point during his/her tenure, then Everside will assume 100% of the cost of obtaining interim physician services, recruiting a new physician, and training a Physician consistent with Section 3.11 of this Agreement (collectively, the “Physician Transition Costs”). If an Everside Physician is terminated without Good Cause during or after the Initial Term and upon the sole request of Client, then Client shall pay to Everside the sum of the Physician Transition Costs and the cost of the Physician’s severance, such sum not to exceed the lesser of 90 days’ salary of the terminated/terminating Physician or $75,000.
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