Chief of Staff definition
Chief of Staff means the medical staff member appointed by the Board to serve as such in accordance with the Public Hospitals Act and the Professional Staff By-law;
Chief of Staff means the member of the Medical Staff appointed by the Board of Directors to be responsible for the professional standards of the Professional Staff, and the quality of professional staff care rendered at the Hospital;
Chief of Staff means the member of the Professional Staff appointed by the Board to serve as Chief of Staff in accordance with the regulations under the Public Hospitals Act;
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More Definitions of Chief of Staff
Chief of Staff means the member of the Active Medical Staff who is duly elected in accordance with these bylaws to serve as chief officer of the Medical Staff of this Hospital or his/her designee.
Chief of Staff means the most senior employee of the Society that directly or indirectly manages all other employees;
Chief of Staff means the individual elected by the Medical Staff as its chief administrative officer.
Chief of Staff means the physician appointed by the Board to be responsible for the professional standards and conduct of the Professional Staff and the quality of diagnosis, care and treatment provided to Patients by the Professional Staff.
Chief of Staff means the Chief of the Medical Staff appointed by the Board;
Chief of Staff means the chief of the Professional Staff;
Chief of Staff means the individual elected by the Medical Executive Committee as the chief administrative officer of the Medical Staff.