Practice part-time definition

Practice part-time means working a minimum of 16 hours per week spent providing direct patient care, averaged over the month for a minimum of 45 weeks per service year. The Authority shall consider patient charting a component of offering direct patient care. The Authority may consider telehealth as direct patient care when the receiving site (location of the patient) is located in Oregon. ¶
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Practice part-time means professional employment as a nurse between 16 and 31 working hours per week for no less than 48 weeks in a year (12 consecutive months) or no less than 32 working hours per week for 24 weeks to 47 weeks in a year (12 consecutive months).
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Practice part-time means working at least 20 hours per week, with a minimum of 16 hours per week spent providing direct patient care, averaged over the month for a minimum of 45 weeks per service year. Patient charting is considered a component of offering direct patient care. Telemedicine may be considered direct patient care when both the originating site (location of the patient) and the distant site (the eligible site where the provider works) are located in Oregon.
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