FNP definition
Examples of FNP in a sentence
Release time or appropriate overtime or paid straight time will be provided for three (3) Association representatives: the Chief Nurse Representative, the Outpatient Nurse Representative and the FNP Nurse Representative, or their designees.
Unless Customer makes the election to terminate this Agreement as provided in Section 9.2(b), the BHAC Service Agreement, the Humboldt Agreement and the Merchant Processing Services portions of the FNP Agreement are hereby terminated as of October 27, 2002.
Our FNP program is designed to offer exceptional primary care education to nurses who are limited in their ability to access quality programs due to geography, time, life circumstances, or other obstacles.
If you are presenting or leading such an event the time can be counted for clinical hours (except FNP students).
The regular schedule for each FNP may include one (1), four (4) hour evening clinic per week and one (1) weekend assignment every eight (8) weeks, consisting of four (4) to eight (8) hours.
RN and FNP postings shall be maintained in binders at the Nursing Administration Office and at Health Services Personnel.
A recently published randomised controlled trial in the UK of FNP found evidence of better cognitive and language development in the baby, improved attachment between mother and baby, and fewer symptoms of depression in the mother.
The Bromley FNP programme has moved its focus from mother’s age to broader vulnerability factors such as being a care leaver or known to Children’s Social Care.
The Executive’s employment may terminate immediately, with or without Cause, at the election of FNP and upon notice from FNP to the Executive.
In the Public Health Division, FNP’s will be granted administrative time on a pro rata basis and will be expected to continue to cover for FNP absences as needed.