Staffing means a regularly scheduled review of a patient’s treatment goals, the treatment strategies and objectives being utilized or proposed, potential amendments to the treatment plan and the patient’s progress or lack of progress, including placement criteria for the level of care the patient is in, with partic- ipants to include at least the patient’s primary counselor and the clinical supervisor, and a mental health professional if the patient is dually diagnosed.
Staffing is the number of bid positions and the total number of Flight Attendants who will be assigned to flights based on aircraft type, level of service, variable xxxxxxx, and Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR).
Staffing means the meeting before a drug offender's appearance in drug court in which the drug court team discusses a coordinated response to the drug offender's behavior.
Examples of Staffing in a sentence
Please refer to DataBank’s Staffing Management Plan and response to section below.
Staffing Plan To meet cleaning objectives within the building, minimum staffing requirements must be met.
Staffing of the engagement and working with third parties Xxxxxx Xxxxx reserves the right to choose the personnel to undertake the engagement on behalf of the Board and to change them as we consider necessary during the course of the engagement.
Staffing levels and competencies are defined during Project Planning and specific individuals are selected for various roles on the project.
Appendix C- US Ski Snowboard Event Materials and Staffing Summaries.
More Definitions of Staffing
Staffing means the meeting of a program team before a participant's entry into the program, and during the participant's participation in the program, to plan a coordinated response to the participant's behaviors and needs;
Staffing means a formal or informal meeting, conducted by a DCYF Social Service Specialist or DCYF staff member with one or more of the following persons: other DCYF staff, professional staff of the Contractor and/or other provider, consultants, parents or others, for the purpose of reviewing or discussing, or for making decisions concerning, a client or case.
Staffing means a meeting held periodically to develop and review progress on
Staffing means a regularly scheduled, informal conference not occurring in open court, the purpose of which is to permit the presiding judge and others, including counsel, to discuss a participant’s progress in a problem-solving court, treatment recommendations, or responses to participant compliance issues. See Rule 2.9(6).
Staffing means recruitment, on-hire, contracting, workforce consulting and workforce solutions services.
Staffing shall be a standing agenda item on the Labor-Management Committee who shall review the use and application of regular full-time, regular part-time, and part-time float and per diem employees. In the event the employer contemplates hiring an additional float position, the employer will use the procedure outlined in Article 6 of this agreement. MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING