Reportable Actions Sample Clauses
The "Reportable Actions" clause defines the requirement for parties to notify each other about specific actions or events that may have legal, regulatory, or contractual significance. Typically, this clause outlines what types of actions must be reported—such as regulatory investigations, breaches, or significant operational changes—and sets forth the procedures and timelines for making such reports. By mandating timely disclosure of important developments, the clause ensures transparency between parties and helps manage risks by enabling prompt responses to potentially impactful situations.
Reportable Actions. A decision: to not promote Resident to the next PGY level; to suspend a Resident from the Residency Program; to extend Resident’s defined period of training, to deny Resident credit for a previously completed rotation which results in an extension in training; to not renew a Resident’s GDE Contract; and/or to dismiss Resident from participation in the Residency Program may be considered “Reportable Actions” that the Residency Program will disclose to others upon request, including without limitation, future employers, privileging entities including hospitals, licensing and specialty boards, and other entities as required by applicable law. A decision by the Residency Program which involves a Reportable Action shall be promptly communicated to Resident in writing. If Resident becomes the subject of a Reportable Action, Resident may request a review of the decision as provided in Section 4.1.4 below. Non-reportable actions, such as the issuance of a Letter of Deficiency, may be disclosed in response to direct inquiries from licensing agencies or other entities that request information for credentialing or employment purposes.
Reportable Actions. 1. Requiring a HSO to repeat a rotation, which in turn extends the required period of training;
2. Election not to advance a HSO to the next PGY level;
3. Election to non-renew the residency or fellowship contract.
Reportable Actions. 1. Requiring a housestaff officer to repeat a rotation, which in turn extends the required period of training;
2. Election not to advance a housestaff officer to the next PGY level;
3. Election to non-renew the residency or fellowship contract.