Incidental malpractice definition
Incidental malpractice means the rendering of or failure to render first aid or medical services by any person other than a doctor, physician, surgeon or dentist, on behalf of the Named Insured. “Incidental malpractice” also includes administrative duties or responsibilities of an insured related to the rendering of first aid or medical services.
Incidental malpractice means emergency medical services rendered or which should have been rendered to any person or persons (other than employees of the MEMBER injured during the course of their employment) by any duly qualified medical practitioner, nurse, technician or other employee while employed by and acting on behalf of the MEMBER. This coverage does not apply to persons rendering medical care pursuant to a contract with the MEMBER.
Incidental malpractice wherever used herein means emergency medical services rendered or which should have been rendered to any person or persons by any nurse, licensed medical technician, paramedic, ambulance attendant, ambulance driver, fireman or other employee employed by and acting on behalf of the Named Member. This coverage does not apply to persons or organizations rendering medical care pursuant to a contract with the Named Member or to any pharmacist, medical resident or intern. This coverage also does not apply to any claim for injury or damage that results from the conduct of Law Enforcement Duties.
Examples of Incidental malpractice in a sentence
Incidental malpractice is included in the provisions of the comprehensive general liability insurance so long as the student and instructor are acting within the scope of their assigned duties.