Common use of General Supervision Clause in Contracts

General Supervision. Supervision that is general in nature and does not involve supervision of each specific step. The employee has practical access to a Supervisor for guidance and instruction in unclear situations and/or those which deviate from established practices and procedures. (Note: This definition is impacted by Appendix 24 - Memorandum of Understanding re: Interim Classificaiton Modifications and Appendix 21 – Classification Redesign Committee) Clinical Specialist – An employee designated by the facility as the clinical resource person in a specialized area within a discipline. She/he utilizes expertise gained through special post-graduate education, training and experience, to provide clinical advice and guidance to own and other facilities. In order to qualify as a Clinical Specialist an employee must meet at least half of the following criteria: • regularly involved in teaching or training staff or students in the specialty, including paramedical, nursing, medical or support staff; • regularly asked to consult, i.e. give clinical advice to own discipline or to other health care team members; • involved in planning and assessing treatment policies and procedures for the specialty; • has major role in the planning of the curriculum or practicum for students in their discipline for their specialty area; • consults on their area of expertise to other facilities; • the special post-graduate education, training and experience is recognized as relevant to the required work. Note: Post-graduate education refers to all forms of study over and above the entry level requirement for that discipline. Sole Charge – The only regular full-time or regular part-time employee within the discipline employed at the facility.

General Supervision. Supervision that is general in nature and does not involve supervision of each specific step. The employee has practical access to a Supervisor for guidance and instruction in unclear situations and/or those which deviate from established practices and procedures. (Note: This definition is impacted by Appendix 24 - Memorandum of Understanding re: Interim Classificaiton Modifications and Appendix 21 – Classification Redesign Committee) Clinical Specialist – An employee designated by the facility as the clinical resource person in a specialized area within a discipline. She/he utilizes expertise gained through special post-graduate education, training and experience, to provide clinical advice and guidance to own and other facilities. In order to qualify as a Clinical Specialist an employee must meet at least half of the following criteria: •  regularly involved in teaching or training staff or students in the specialty, including paramedical, nursing, medical or support staff; •  regularly asked to consult, i.e. give clinical advice to own discipline or to other health care team members; •  involved in planning and assessing treatment policies and procedures for the specialty; •  has major role in the planning of the curriculum or practicum for students in their discipline for their specialty area; •  consults on their area of expertise to other facilities; •  the special post-graduate education, training and experience is recognized as relevant to the required work. Note: Post-graduate education refers to all forms of study over and above the entry level requirement for that discipline. Sole Charge – The only regular full-time or regular part-time employee within the discipline employed at the facility.