Radiologic Technology Sample Clauses

The Radiologic Technology clause defines the terms and conditions under which radiologic services and technologies are provided or utilized within an agreement. It typically outlines the responsibilities for maintaining, operating, and ensuring the competency of personnel using radiologic equipment, as well as compliance with relevant safety and regulatory standards. This clause ensures that all parties understand their obligations regarding the safe and effective use of radiologic technology, thereby minimizing risks associated with improper use and ensuring regulatory compliance.
Radiologic Technology. Due to the unique nature of the program and external regulations, full-time instructors may be required to provide instruction outside the academic year. In such cases, faculty in the Radiologic Technology program will provide 20 additional days of full-time faculty service and be compensated on an annual contract of 196 days.
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Radiologic Technology. The regular and annualized faculty instructional assignments shall consist of: • the number of student contact hours for lecture and lab courses; • student contact hours for clinical supervision calculated at one (1) hour per student per week, plus five (5) hours of travel per week. Student count shall be based on 10th day enrollment in the clinical course. If the clinical supervision workload contact hour calculation plus the lecture and lab content hour total exceeds the maximum contractual instructional contact workload per quarter, supplemental hours for clinical supervision shall be assigned. Regular faculty shall have first option for additional hours up to 100 hours, with the remainder to be assigned to adjunct faculty. The quality of the program cannot be jeopardized, and situations may arise that make adjunct assignments impractical or difficult to fill. In those instances, the ▇▇▇▇ and faculty will collaborate and mutually agree such that the needs of the program are addressed. For Summer Quarter, generally scheduled as an eight-credit, five and one half week clinical course of 10-14 enrolled students per faculty, the following terms will be applied for assigning regular and annualized faculty: • Regular or annualized faculty shall receive compensation of $7,800.00 plus mileage reimbursement per state guidelines. Faculty will manage their summer clinical site supervision visits as they deem appropriate. • Enrollment that falls below 10 enrolled students per faculty will be evaluated by the College for cancellation or an adjusted rate negotiated between the College and the BEA. • If the summer Quarter instruction deviates from typical scheduling and credit load, an adjusted rate will be negotiated between the College and BEA. The Radiologic Technology Coordinator position shall consist of sixteen (16) additional days annually, compensated at a per diem rate, and scheduled at five days each for Fall, Winter and Spring Quarters, and one day for Summer Quarter. The ▇▇▇▇ and Coordinator can mutually agree to modify the breakdown of hours per quarter for coordination, not the annual total, prior to the issuance of the annual contract.
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Radiologic Technology. Program will maintain compliance with the regulations as set forth on Exhibit C, attached hereto and incorporated herein.
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