PRN Nurse Sample Clauses

PRN Nurse. Section 1. In order to enhance the Commonwealth's ability to attract registered nurses who may not be available for full-time or regular part-time employment, the parties have established a separate and distinct classification which is known as "PRN Nurse". When staff level bargaining unit work is assigned from a pool of PRN Nurses on a day to day basis, such nurses shall be, for the period of their employment, bargaining unit employees, and subject to the terms of this Agreement excepting those Articles specified in Section 3 of this Article. It is understood that this classification may be used at all locations throughout the Commonwealth and that no use will be permitted through the reclassification of existing positions.
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PRN Nurse. A nurse employed to be scheduled on an intermittent basis 15 as needed. PRN nurses are expected to provide written notice of availability (or 16 unavailability) at least ten (10) days prior to the posting date for each schedule period.
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PRN Nurse. A Nurse employed to be scheduled on an intermittent basis as needed. PRN Nurses are expected to provide written notice of availability (or unavailability) at least ten (10) days prior to the posting date for each schedule period. PRN Nurses shall not be scheduled when full or part time Nurses are available to be scheduled without creating an overtime situation. All PRN Nurses will be scheduled after full-time and part-time Nurses, without creating an overtime situation, to cover available shifts prior to contact with any non- hospitalDistrict employee or agency. If a PRN Nurse has not been available for any work as needed or has not met the work requirements for a period of three months, the HospitalDistrict may terminate that Nurse’s employment status with the HospitalDistrict. The only exception would be if the HospitalDistrict does not have this number of shifts available. The minimum work availability requirements below do not include education hours.
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PRN Nurse. A Nurse hired for a period of three (3) months or more in a position that has no regular schedule and/or hours but is assigned by a department director if the work schedule cannot be covered by full-time, regular part-time, weekend package, weekend package plus, or part time accruing nurses.
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PRN Nurse. A Nurse employed on an intermittent basis as needed. Prior to the posting of 10 the schedule, PRN Nurse shall not be scheduled when full or part time Nurses are available to 11 be scheduled without creating an overtime situation.
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PRN Nurse. A nurse who is scheduled on an as-needed basis with no assigned
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