Special Educational Leave for Health Personnel Sample Clauses

Special Educational Leave for Health Personnel. 273. Each regular full-time employee who has served in one of the following enumerated classes which require a valid license or certificate, excluding motor vehicle license, shall be allowed a maximum of forty (40) hours educational leave with pay per fiscal year to attend formally organized courses, institutes, workshops or classes which are necessary to achieve the particular classification's certification or relicensure.
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Special Educational Leave for Health Personnel. 527. Each fulltime and regularly scheduled parttime nurse shall be allowed a maximum of forty (40) hours educational leave with pay per fiscal year or a prorata share thereof to complete programs approved by the California Board of Registered Nurses for Continuing Education Units or Continuing Medical Education or are necessary to achieve the particular classification's recertification or relicensure and professional nursing development and education. Each fulltime and regularly scheduled parttime nurse in Class 2330 Nurse Anesthetist shall be allowed a maximum of eighty (80) hours of educational leave with pay per fiscal year or a prorata share thereof to complete programs approved by the California Board of Registered Nurses for Continuing Education Units or Continuing Medical Education or are necessary to achieve the particular classification’s recertification or relicensure and professional nursing development and education.
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Special Educational Leave for Health Personnel. 485. Each fulltime and regularly scheduled parttime nurse shall be allowed a maximum of forty (40) hours educational leave with pay per fiscal year or a prorata share thereof to complete programs approved by the California Board of Registered Nurses for Continuing Education Units or Continuing Medical Education or are necessary to achieve the particular classification's recertification or relicensure and professional nursing development and education. 486. The Department shall grant every Registered Nurse forty (40) hours of educational leave per fiscal year subject to the reasonable staffing requirements of the Department. Requests for educational leave are subject to approval by Nursing Administration or other appropriate administrator, and shall be submitted in writing on the proper form one (1) month in advance of the course date when possible. Approval or disapproval of requests for educational leave shall be based only on the reasonable staffing requirements of the Department. A Registered Nurse who is entitled to apply for educational leave hours but who does not apply waives them for the year. If an eligible nurse requests educational leave before May 1 of any year for a program within the guidelines provided herein and is denied such request, the nurse may carry over the amount of leave denied not to exceed ten (10) hours to the following fiscal year, provided that the total accumulated educational leave may not exceed fifty (50) hours per fiscal year. Preference for granting requests for educational leave shall be given to the employee having the earliest relicensure date. Nursing administration will seriously consider staff nurse requests for unpaid educational leave. Nurses may request the opportunity to conduct research in nursing specialty areas. The subject content of the research and the scheduling of release time shall be subject to the approval of the Department. Adequate proof indicating successful completion of the course shall be submitted to the designated supervisor, if requested, within a reasonable period (but not to exceed three months) following the end of the course. Failure to submit such requested proof shall be just cause for rescinding approval for Educational Leave and recording the nurse's time as Absent Without Leave for the period. SEIU LOCAL 790 (STAFF NURSE & XXX XXXX) Memorandum of Understanding July 1, 2000 - June 30, 2003 487. Attendance, including reasonable travel time, shall count as educational leave with pay. I...
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Special Educational Leave for Health Personnel. 122. Each full-time and regularly scheduled part-time employee who has served in a classification which required registration as a registered nurse shall be allowed a maximum of forty (40) hours educational leave with pay per fiscal year or a pro rata share thereof to attend formally organized courses, institutes, work shops or classes which are related to nursing education or are necessary to achieve the particular classification's recertification or relicensure.
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Special Educational Leave for Health Personnel. 543. Each fulltime and regularly scheduled parttime nurse shall be allowed a maximum of forty
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  • Educational Leave Leave without pay may be granted for educational leave for the duration of actual attendance in an educational program.

  • Unpaid Educational Leave After one (1) year of continuous employment, permission shall be granted for leave of absence for a maximum of one (1) year without pay for study, without loss of accrued benefits.

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