Resident’s Obligation Sample Clauses

Resident’s Obligation. The resident agrees to make payment of all fees as specified in the “Payment” section (6) of this agreement and to observe all rules and regulations of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, the Department of Housing and Residence Life and University Dining Services. The resident further agrees to honor the terms and conditions stated in this contract.

Resident’s Obligation. A. State of Illinois Medical Licensure: Resident shall acquire and maintain the appropriate State of Illinois Medical Licensure at Resident’s expense as defined by the Illinois Medical Practice Act prior to starting the Program. A Resident will not be permitted to begin the Program under any circumstances until the appropriate license has been obtained. Failure to comply with this requirement will be grounds for immediate suspension or termination of appointment. The State of Illinois grants the medical license for the length of the Program with an automatic extension of fourteen (14) days at the end of the Program for the benefit of orientating the new incoming Residents. B. Assignments/Rotations: Resident shall carry out assignments and rotations as directed by the Program Director, or applicable Department Chairman, in accordance with the guidelines of the respective American Board governing the medical specialty, ACGME, and the Resident Review Committee. C. Continuation and/or Promotion in the Program: Continuation and/or promotion in the Program are contingent upon satisfactory academic and professional performance by the Resident, as evaluated through the Hospital’s formal evaluation procedures for the Program. In addition, each resident shall review his/her performance with the Program Director or designee at least twice during the academic year or as otherwise dictated by specialty requirements. Any makeup time must be completed at the end of the contracted year and/or before promotion to the next level of training. A Resident receiving an inadequate evaluation may be required to repeat the rotation/assignment to obtain approval for certification by the Program Director.

Resident’s Obligation. During the term of this Agreement Resident agrees to serve Hospital as a Resident Physician in the Family Medicine Residency Program as said Residency Program may be structured from time to time and to comply with all policies and procedures of the Medical Education Department and with those policies and procedures of Hospital and Piedmont Columbus Regional which apply to Resident as an employee of Hospital, including, but not limited to the Code of Conduct; to carry out all professional assignments and other assignments given to Resident within the scope of the Residency Program as the program may be structured from time to time; and, without limitation, generally to participate fully in and comply with all requirements of said Residency Program and all educational and employment duty assignments made within the structure and scope of the Residency Program as it may exist from time to time. The decision of the Hospital's Director of Medical Education as to whether any particular duty, assignment, or participation is within the scope of the Residency Program as it is then structured shall be absolute and conclusive.

Resident’s Obligation. The Resident and their guests in the rental premises are to show respect for order, morality, personal honour and rights as members of the rental premises community. The Resident is responsible for their guests and will be held accountable, including financially (where applicable), for any act, omission or misconduct by their guests (including non-compliance with directions given by the provider’s agent).

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