THE FACILITY AGREES Sample Clauses

The "THE FACILITY AGREES" clause serves to formally state the commitments and obligations that the facility, typically a lender or financial institution, undertakes within the agreement. This clause outlines the specific services, funding, or support the facility will provide, such as making loans available, disbursing funds, or maintaining certain operational standards. By clearly defining what the facility is agreeing to, this clause ensures both parties understand the scope of the facility's responsibilities, thereby reducing ambiguity and helping to prevent disputes over performance or expectations.
THE FACILITY AGREES. To review any Program Memorandum concerning a clinical education program which is submitted by a school or college of the University. Upon review, the Facility will notify the school or college of its acceptance or rejection of the academic program proposal.
THE FACILITY AGREES. To review any program memorandum concerning any clinical education or internship placement program which is submitted by a school or college of the University of Wisconsin-­‐Whitewater. Upon review, the Facility will notify the school or college of its acceptance or rejection of the academic program proposal.
THE FACILITY AGREES. 2.1 To collaborate with the University in the selection of learning assignments which meet the educational needs of the students/residents. 2.2 To supervise and instruct the students/residents during the experience. Upon request, the Facility shall provide vitae of persons supervising or instructing students/residents to the University. 2.3 To conduct student/resident performance evaluations as directed by the University. 2.4 To notify the University immediately if a student/resident is not performing satisfactorily. The Facility will follow any oral notice or communication made under this paragraph with a written communication. 2.5 If interns or clinical education students/residents are required by Facility to undergo a drug test, Facility shall provide University with notice and explanation of any positive or unacceptable drug test results. If students/residents are required by Facility to undergo a drug test, Facility shall obtain advance authorization from students/residents permitting Facility to notify and explain to University any positive or unacceptable drug test result. 2.6 To provide the students/residents with appropriate office space, equipment, and resources, including access to the Facility’s physical and/or on-line library, to carry out their assigned duties and learning objectives. 2.7 To orient students/residents to the Facility and its conduct and performance policies, procedures, rules, and regulations. 2.8 To supply the University with copies of any policies or procedures with which the students/residents will be expected to comply. 2.9 To notify the University prior to student/resident placement in the Facility of any health and fitness related requirements, including medical insurance coverage, immunization record, physical exam, and/or drug testing. 2.10 To maintain throughout the term of this Agreement all licenses, permits, certificates, and accredited statuses held at the time of execution of this Agreement, which are applicable to performance of this Agreement. 2.11 To maintain a positive, respectful, and adequately resourced learning environment so that sound educational experiences can occur (see Exhibit B).
THE FACILITY AGREES a. To designate a clinical education coordinator who will be responsible for the planning and implementation of the clinical educational experience. The clinical education coordinator shall designate at least one qualified practitioner as a clinical educator for backup purposes. Staff members providing supervision shall be identified in writing by name and academic credentials and shall meet the standards for supervision of clinical/fieldwork students as set forth by the appropriate accrediting agency. b. To provide clinical education coordinators with time required to plan and implement the clinical experience and act as liaison to the University, including when feasible, time to attend relevant meetings and conferences.  Clinical education coordinators will be expected to communicate regularly (a minimum of quarterly via email, phone, fax or in person) with the University's academic experience coordinator to ensure clinical experience outcomes are achieved.  Clinical educator coordinators shall attend an annual preceptor training program and one additional administrative meeting coordinated by the University's academic experience coordinator. c. To have available a written description of the clinical experiences being offered. d. To provide orientation to the Facility, including: pertinent Policies, Procedures, Bylaws, Rules and Regulations, and work schedules with which the students are expected to comply. e. To provide clinical experiences to permit the students to participate in professional services under the supervision of the appropriate professional staff of the Facility. The scope of the students' participation shall be determined by the applicable policies of the Facility and in accordance with the pertinent laws. f. To evaluate the performance of assigned students on a regular basis using designated evaluation forms supplied by the University. The completed evaluations shall be forwarded to the University within one (1) week from the last day of the clinical experience. g. To provide first aid and/or emergency care relating to student injuries occurring at the Facility. The student is responsible for all related costs.
THE FACILITY AGREES. 1. To use its best efforts to confirm each student’s acceptance in the Internship Program on a verification form to be supplied by the College at least 30 days in advance of the start of each student’s participation in the Internship Program. 2. To retain complete responsibility for patient care which is totally under its control and supervision. 3. To supervise assigned students in a manner that will provide for a meaningful clinical education and safe practice. 4. To cooperate with the College faculty in planning and evaluating the Internship Program and to maintain such records (attached as exhibits) as are necessary to that end of the student’s participation in the program. 5. To provide and make available if possible, a clinical supervisor and facilities needed for training the participating student(s) during the Internship Program. 6. To make appropriate areas of the Facility available for each assigned student’s use and clinical experience, including, but not limited to, the necessary equipment and supplies, cafeteria, library and parking facilities, classroom and conference room. 7. To furnish the College with all appropriate rules and regulations of the Facility in order that it can be disseminated to each assigned student. 8. To refer disciplinary problems to the College Clinical Coordinator. 9. To submit any request for the withdrawal of any student(s) from the Facility in writing and include a statement of the student’s conduct. However, the faculty reserves the right to immediately remove any student(s) from the Facility in case of rule violations leading to unsafe practice or detrimental effect to the Facility, its patients, or other student(s). 10. In case of an accident or injury to any assigned clinical student(s) or faculty member(s) of the College, to provide emergency medical treatment to the participating student(s) or faculty member(s) while at the Facility. The cost of the emergency treatment is to be paid for by the injured student(s). 11. In the event this agreement is terminated by either party, to give the student(s) assigned to the Facility at the time of the termination the opportunity to complete their clinical education at the Facility.
THE FACILITY AGREES. 1. To identify a Field Instructor to facilitate activities and communication between UNIVERSITY and FACILITY. The Field Instructor shall be responsible for, among other things, orienting the Student to FACILITY; providing supervision; teaching and conveying social work knowledge, value, ethics, and skills; and evaluating Student performance; 2. To provide its Field Instructors with sufficient time for planning, supervision and teaching of Students, and in‐service training for supervision and teaching for skill development; 3. To provide a physical setting for the Student, including telephone and desk access, library facilities and reasonable study and storage space; 4. To permit visits of UNIVERSITY faculty and accreditation evaluators for the purpose of observing, auditing or participating in the teaching process, attending meetings, or evaluating for accreditation; 5. To provide opportunities for experience to Students that are planned, organized, and administered by qualified FACILITY staff, which are sufficient in extent and variety to provide a satisfactory educational experience to meet the mutually agreed upon educational objectives of the Field Experience; 6. To maintain supervision over and be responsible for the Students while Students are participating in the Field Experience at FACILITY and maintain sole responsibility to determine if a Student has satisfied FACILITY’s requirements for acceptance into and continued participation in the Field Experience at FACILITY; 7. To maintain complete authority and control over all FACILITY administration, functions, financing, organization, and activities; 8. To have available a written description of the Field Experience being offered; 9. To advise the UNIVERSITY of any changes in its personnel, operation, or policies which may affect Field Experience; 10. To determine and notify UNIVERSITY of the number of Students which it can accommodate during a given period of time, and to promptly notify UNIVERSITY of which Students have satisfied FACILITY’s requirements and are accepted into the Field Experience; 11. To provide the assigned Student with an orientation about and a copy of FACILITY’s existing pertinent rules and regulations with which the Student is expected to comply; 12. To notify UNIVERSITY if it requires Students to submit a background check at the Student’s expense in a form acceptable to FACILITY; 13. To make available, whenever reasonably necessary, emergency health care at no expense to UNIVE...
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