Physician’s Notification Sample Clauses
The Physician’s Notification clause requires a physician to formally inform a designated party—such as an employer, hospital, or contracting entity—about specific events or changes relevant to their professional engagement. This may include notifications regarding illness, inability to perform duties, changes in licensure status, or other circumstances affecting their work. By establishing clear communication obligations, this clause ensures that all parties are promptly aware of important developments, thereby minimizing misunderstandings and allowing for timely responses to potential disruptions.
Physician’s Notification. Employees using medication pursuant to a physician’s prescription revealed in a test shall not be considered a positive test result. In addition, the Employer agrees it will not violated in any way the employee’s right to privacy based on findings as a result of any test administered as a result of this provision.
Physician’s Notification. If an employee covered by the Act is using a prescription drug containing a controlled 25 substance as defined in the Act, the employee must provide a statement from the 26 employee’s physician as provided below. In addition, the Employer agrees it will not 27 violate the employee’s right to privacy by contacting the attending physician without 28 specific written authorization. 29 An employee who reports for duty or remains on duty requiring the performance of 30 safety sensitive functions while using any controlled substance pursuant to the 31 instructions of a physician who has advised the driver that the medication does not 32 adversely affect the driver’s ability to safely operate a commercial motor vehicle, shall 33 furnish the Employer with the physician statement (in Appendix L) prior to the 34 performance of any safety sensitive functions. 35
Physician’s Notification. If an employee covered by the Act is using a prescription drug containing a 11 controlled substance as defined in the Act, the employee must provide a statement 12 from the employee’s physician as provided below. In addition, the Employer agrees 13 it will not violate the employee’s right to privacy by contacting the attending
Physician’s Notification. If an employee covered by the Act is using a prescription drug containing a controlled substance as defined in the Act, the employee must provide a statement from the employee’s physician as provided below. In addition, the Employer agrees it will not violate the employee’s right to privacy by contacting the attending physician without specific written authorization. An employee who reports for duty or remains on duty requiring the performance of safety sensitive functions while using any controlled substance pursuant to the instructions of a physician who has advised the driver that the medication does not adversely effect the driver’s ability to safely operate a commercial motor vehicle, shall furnish the Employer with the physician statement (in Appendix L) prior to the performance of any safety sensitive functions.