Full [Part]-Time Practice Sample Clauses

Full [Part]-Time Practice. The Provider shall employ the Recruited Physician to provide professional services at (the "Office") on a full [part]-time basis (the "Practice"). The Provider shall require the Recruited Physician to provide inpatient and outpatient services not fewer than [ days or hours] per week. The Provider shall require the Recruited Physician to be available for patient consultations on matters within the Recruited Physician's area of specialty, either at the Hospital or by telephone, on a 24-hour-per-day, 7-day-per-week basis, unless other appropriate coverage arrangements are made in advance (i.e. call schedule or group coverage). The Provider shall permit the Recruited Physician to take no more than [ days] of leave during any twelve
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Full [Part]-Time Practice. The Provider shall employ the Recruited Physician to provide professional _______________ services at (the "Office") on a full [part]‑time basis (the "Practice"). The Provider shall require the Recruited Physician to provide inpatient and outpatient services not fewer than [ days or ________ hours] per week. The Provider shall require the Recruited Physician to be available for patient consultations on matters within the Recruited Physician's area of specialty, either at the Hospital or by telephone, on a 24‑hour‑per‑day, 7‑day‑per‑week basis, unless other appropriate coverage arrangements are made in advance (i.e. call schedule or group coverage). The Provider shall permit the Recruited Physician to take no more than [____ days] of leave during any twelve (12)‑month period of this Agreement. Leave shall include any period of time during which the Recruited Physician is unable to provide for any reason the services specified in this Agreement, including, but not limited to, leave for vacation, medical education, sick time and holidays.
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