Physician Responsibilities Sample Clauses
The Physician Responsibilities clause outlines the duties and obligations that a physician must fulfill under an agreement or within a specific role. This typically includes requirements such as providing medical care in accordance with professional standards, maintaining appropriate licensure, adhering to policies and procedures, and completing necessary documentation. By clearly defining these expectations, the clause ensures that both the physician and the contracting party understand their respective roles, thereby promoting accountability and reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes regarding job performance.
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Physician Responsibilities. In addition to such responsibilities as may be set forth in this Agreement and the regulatory rules of the State of Colorado, Physician shall have the following specific responsibilities:
a. To immediately report to the County Administrator any violations by any OCEMS personnel requiring action by the Physician under the regulatory rules of the State of Colorado and to promptly take action as may be required by the regulatory rules of the State of Colorado.
b. To promptly and properly document in writing any complaints or violations of The regulatory rules by the State of Colorado and forward to the County Administrator such documentation and any other necessary party as may be required under The regulatory rules by the State of Colorado.
c. To coordinate with the County Administrator any decision to terminate supervision of any OCEMS personnel and to promptly and properly document all such actions.
d. To coordinate with Chief Paramedic to ensure a continuous quality improvement process is in place and functioning.
e. To serve as interface between the hospital trauma committee and other interest groups at the receiving facility, and OCEMS.
f. To provide guidance to County in the recruitment and selection process for employees that will function in a capacity under the Physician’s professional license.
Physician Responsibilities. All decisions and judgments relating to the practice of medicine shall be Physician’s sole responsibility. Nothing in this Agreement shall be interpreted to dictate, modify, or influence the Physician’s practice of medicine, or his/her delivery of direct patient care or independent judgment in the practice of medicine. Physician shall have complete control over the diagnosis and treatment of patients and MoonlightOrtho shall neither exercise nor attempt to exercise any supervision or control over the individual treatment of Physician’s patients. Physician must independently decide whether to utilize the Platform or any other telemedicine technology with respect to any patient.
Physician Responsibilities. If supervising > 1 AHP, no more than four (4) can be supervised in one practice site (although written physician agreement may include collaborative agreement with multiple mid-levels)
Physician Responsibilities. 3.01 Physician shall fully comply with HPAs as they relate to Physician, as well as RMG utilization review mechanisms, RMG, medical and administrative guidelines, and other published policies of RMG. Physician agrees to participate in and cooperate with the utilization review and quality assurance programs established by RMG, Payor or any Medicare Advantage or Medicare Cost plan. Failure to cooperate may constitute a basis to deny payment for services rendered to Covered Individuals or to impose other economic sanctions on Physician. The policies by which the imposition of sanctions for noncompliance may be addressed shall be adopted by the Board of Directors of RMG, and will become a part of this Agreement. New policies and/or procedures may be implemented from time to time during the term of this Agreement. RMG shall notify Physician in writing of any new policy or procedure, which policy or procedure shall become effective upon transmittal of such notice or as otherwise stated in the notice, but not less than thirty (30) days following their adoption by the Board of Directors of RMG, unless otherwise required by applicable law.
3.02 Physician, at all times during the term of this Agreement shall: (a) be duly licensed to provide the services he/she will provide hereunder and is not subject to probation, suspension, conditions, limitations or any other restrictions of the ability to practice; (b) be qualified for and have been granted membership in good standing on the medical staff of an HCA HealthOne LLC hospitals or affiliated entities, to the extent applicable medical staff membership is necessary for the practice of the Physician’s specialty; (c) have current controlled substances registrations issued by the federal Drug Enforcement Agency and any applicable state regulatory agency, which registrations have not been suspended, revoked or restricted in any manner; (d) provide services in accordance with applicable standards of care, within the scope of the Physician’s license, training and expertise; (e) not be party to any agreement that precludes the Physician from satisfying any of the Physician’s obligations hereunder; (f) be board-certified or board-eligible in his/her specialty by the applicable American board; if board eligible, a Physician must become board certified within the applicable eligibility period and no later than 5 years after successful completion of a residency approved by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education ...
Physician Responsibilities. 3.1 Physician shall provide in writing the name, contact information, and other information as deemed necessary by Health First to Health First, Inc. to be used to determine eligibility to access the First Access Provider Portal. Additionally, Physician shall permit the use of this information in the Health First First Access Provider Portal users’ directory.
3.2 Physician shall provide in writing the Designee information as listed in Schedule 3.2 for each staff member or person who has been designated by Physician to be granted access to the portal. Additionally, Physician is required, pursuant to this Agreement, to immediately notify Health First, Inc. Information Security or IT in writing of any changes in status to Physician’s Designees, including removal or addition of staff who accesses portal. Physician shall obtain and provide employee attestation, Schedule 3.3 as part of this agreement.
3.3 Physician shall notify Health First, Inc. in writing in advance of any other person/s who has been designated by Physician to be granted access to the portal, and the designating Physician shall take full responsibility that Designee abides by the terms set forth by this agreement and applicable laws. Additionally, Physician and Designee agree to immediately notify Health First Inc. Information Security or IT of any changes in job position or responsibilities, to allow Health First access to the information it deems necessary for the evaluation of the appropriateness for status as a registered Health First First Access Provider Portal user. Physician understands that a change in job position or responsibilities may make the individual ineligible for future access to the Health First First Access Provider Portal. Physician and Designees shall immediately notify Health First Inc. Information Security or IT of any inappropriate access or violation of this Agreement.
3.4 Physician and each appointed Designee shall protect the username and password provided to access the Health First Protected Health Information System and understands that the Physician username and password assigned is for use only by the Physician and understands that the username and password assigned to the Designee are strictly prohibited from being shared with other entities or individuals. Sharing of the assigned username and/or password by the Physician and/or designee shall result in immediate termination of access to the Health First First Access Provider Portal and if required by law, not...
Physician Responsibilities. The Physician, in conjunction with the System, will take responsibility for patient care and will maintain professional supervision of students insofar as their presence and program assignments affect patient care. The Physician shall directly supervise the permitted activities of the student described in Exhibit “A” and shall not allow a student to perform such activities without his or her direct supervision. At the request of the School, Physician will provide the School and the students with a periodic evaluation of student performance and progress, provided the student has signed a consent to exchange educational information in accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as amended. However, the Physician hereby agrees to keep confidential any student records or information he or she may obtain, unless the Physician has otherwise obtained prior written consent of the student. Although the School shall obtain all required consents, the Physician shall have the right to rely on such consents and to obtain copies of such consents upon request. Any evaluation of students by the Physician shall relate only to general student participation in the clinical education program and shall in no way be construed as a certification by the Physician as to the competence of any student or a representation by the Physician of any student’s ability or competence in connection with the practical implementations of any knowledge gained through the clinical education program. The Physician, in conjunction with the System, shall remain responsible to adhere to and to supervise the student’s adherence to the mission, philosophies, rules, regulations and policies of the System. The Physician shall secure and maintain at all times during the term of this Agreement, at his or her sole expense, appropriate general and professional liability insurance coverage with a limit of no less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) for each loss and an annual aggregate limit of no less than Three Million Dollars ($3,000,000.00) with insurance carriers or self insurance programs covering Physician and his or her employees. Should any of the insurance coverage be written on a claims-made basis, then the Physician shall obtain extended reporting coverage for at least two (2) years after the expiration of this Agreement. Such insurance shall be non-cancelable and not subject to material change without a prior thirty (30) day written notice to the other party. The ...
Physician Responsibilities