Placement provider definition

Placement provider means DORSET HEALTHCARE UNIVERSITY NHS FOUNDATION TRUST and which is a provider of Placements.
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Placement provider means any person who provides a work placement to a person whom he does not employ.
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Placement provider means the person, foster parent, or administrator of a facility providing out-of-home care for a child in DHS custody.
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Examples of Placement provider in a sentence

  • Confirmation of the numbers that each Placement provider can support shall be in a form reviewed and agreed from time to time between the Placement Provider, Education Providers and HEE.

  • I give permission for Australian Academy of Dental Assisting to discuss my training progress and results with my employer (if applicable), Work Placement provider, ASQA, Department of Education and other appropriate people as deemed necessary by Australian Academy of Dental Assisting.

  • All correspondence relating to the Placements shall be in writing via email and sent to either the Cardiff University representative or the Placement provider, as appropriate.

  • Subject to the obligations of confidentiality under this Agreement, the Placement provider grants a non-transferable, non-exclusive, fee-free licence to the Student to use the Intellectual Property and the Placement Provider’s pre-existing intellectual property solely for the purpose of undertaking the Placement and for the completion of the Student’s coursework requirements in relation to the Placement.

  • Insofar as the Placement Provider is not covered by the NHS Indemnity Schemes, the Placement provider shall maintain appropriate insurance cover for employer’s liability, public liability, clinical negligence and professional indemnity to cover any loss, injury or damage caused by and in respect of such Practice Placement Students as if the Placement Provider were the employer of the Practice Placement Students.

  • Confirmation of the numbers that each Placement provider can support shall be in a form reviewed and agreed from time to time between the Placement Provider, Education Providers and NHS England.

  • The Placement provider shall accept as valid the DBS Check(s) and occupational health check(s) carried out by each Education Provider.

  • For long term sickness or where the Doctor is not expected to return to the practice NHSE will terminate the placement under 20.9. In the event that a Placement has not commenced, NHSE shall only pay the Placement Provider the Training Grant if less than 1 months’ notice is provided to the Placement provider.