Qualified Professionals Sample Clauses
The "Qualified Professionals" clause defines the requirement that individuals or entities performing work or services under the agreement must possess the necessary skills, certifications, or licenses relevant to their tasks. In practice, this means that only those who meet established professional standards or regulatory requirements are permitted to carry out specific duties, such as licensed engineers for technical work or certified accountants for financial services. This clause ensures that work is performed competently and in compliance with applicable laws, thereby reducing the risk of errors, liability, or regulatory violations.
Qualified Professionals. The Preliminary Plan, Working Drawings, Engineering Report and the Tenant Improvements, shall be prepared and performed by licensed, reputable and qualified architects, engineers and contractors.
Qualified Professionals. Some projects may require that Recipients retain qualified professionals in architectural history/historic preservation or archaeology. The Agency will ensure that Recipients of CDBG funds will contract with qualified professionals who meet the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualifications Standards, found in 36 CFR 61 (48 FR 44738-9), and have a clear understanding of how to interpret and apply the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and the National Register criteria, and have attended the VDHP Consultant Training (in person or via webinar) within the last three (3) years, to carry out reviews related to their profession that are required under the terms of this Programmatic Agreement. Training(s) shall be coordinated and presented in collaboration with the CDBG Environmental Officer. The Agency, in consultation with the SHPO, shall develop a list of pre-qualified professionals for use in the CDBG Programs. Responsibilities delegated to the qualified professional include: identifying and evaluating historic properties; reviewing plans and specifications; making recommendations for determinations of eligibility and effect; preparing comment letters and other documents for SHPO concurrence; and other tasks related to Section 106 compliance under this Programmatic Agreement. The qualified professional shall consult with the VDHP when there is a potential for historic properties to be affected as noted on the §106 Preliminary Review Form (PRF) and will continue throughout the course of consultation for project review. Contact with VDHP is encouraged early and often in the project planning and implementation stages. The Agency shall keep resumes of qualified professionals on file and available to the SHPO if requested. If a professional who has been included on the pre-qualified list fails to adhere to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards, the National Register criteria, or the terms of this Programmatic Agreement, the Agency, in consultation with the SHPO, may remove the professional from the pre-qualified list, according to the following procedures:
a. If work is deemed unsatisfactory, the Agency, in consultation with SHPO, will notify the qualified professional in writing of the specific concerns, expectations for correcting concerns, and related timeline;
b. If the qualified professional does not rectify the issues per the written notification and continues to fail to adhere to the Standards, the Agency, in consultation with SHPO, may rem...
Qualified Professionals. PC shall employ or contract with all physicians, nurse practitioners or other licensed personnel (collectively, the “Qualified Professionals”) upon the terms consistent with the PC Budget (as defined below). All Qualified Professionals employed by PC shall be licensed and credentialed in at least one of the following states: Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Wisconsin, Missouri, Georgia, California, Nevada, Colorado, New Hampshire, Maine, Connecticut, New York, or Virginia. With respect to Qualified Professionals who are contracted (as opposed to employed by) PC, PC shall either directly, or through a contract with another entity, credential each Qualified Professional who is providing clinical services through the Network. Such credentialing shall be in accordance with NCQA standards, including verification that each Qualified Professional has all licenses, credentials, approvals or other certifications required by applicable Law to perform his or her duties and services for the Online Care Practice in all jurisdictions in which Qualified Professional furnishes such services or performs such duties. In the event that PC becomes aware of any disciplinary actions or malpractice actions initiated against any Qualified Professional, PC shall promptly inform Manager of such action and the underlying facts and circumstances.
Qualified Professionals. All Work must be performed by professionals that are properly licensed under the laws of the State of Oregon.