Placement Provider responsibilities Clause Samples

Placement Provider responsibilities. 6.1 Placement Providers shall identify and appoint sufficient numbers of Clinical Educators to enable the Services to be provided in all respects and at all times in accordance with this contract. Placement Providers are responsible for the management of Clinical Educators. 6.2 Placement Providers shall enable educational and Clinical Educators to participate in education and training events such as recruitment and assessments. 6.3 Placement Provider shall ensure Clinical Educators have the appropriate time built into their job plans, roles, and workload to undertake their role appropriately as a Clinical Educator. 6.4 Placement Providers shall ensure Clinical Educators have access to continuing professional development, specifically in their role as a Clinical Educator. 6.5 Placement Providers must ensure for educational and Clinical Educators that the appropriate time is built into their job plans, roles, and workload to undertake the activities specified in clause 6.2 to support development of Learners. 6.6 Placement Providers must ensure that appropriate supervision and clinical education for Learners is provided at all times during the Term. Placement Providers must ensure that supervisors meet the HEE Quality Framework and Regulator requirements on supervision. 6.7 Placement Providers should fully integrate education and training into their plans for clinical services, in order to ensure that educators and supervisors are able to fulfil their obligations to continue to grow the workforce and to support Learners. 6.8 The Placement Provider must perform the Services in compliance with: (a) all applicable equality law (whether in relation to race, sex, gender reassignment, age, disability, sexual orientation, religion or belief, pregnancy, maternity or otherwise); (b) any HEE equality and diversity policies, or other reasonable requirements relating to equality or diversity, communicated to it by ▇▇▇; (c) the HRA as if it was a public authority for the purposes of that Act; and (d) widening participation plans by the Education Provider. 6.9 Placement Providers shall offer Placement shifts to Learners which may take place within 24 hours per day and 365 days per year including: (a) both on and off a Business Day, where they operate; (b) both within Business Hours and outside of Business Hours. where they operate; and (c) which are outside the local area of the Learner to that Learner if requested by ▇▇▇ or an Education Provider. 6.10 The Placement Provid...
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Placement Provider responsibilities. 6.1 Placement Providers shall identify and appoint sufficient numbers of Clinical Educators to enable the Services to be provided in all respects and at all times in accordance with this contract. Placement Providers are responsible for the management of Clinical Educators. 6.2 Placement Providers shall enable educational and Clinical Educators to participate in education and training events such as recruitment and assessments. 6.3 Placement Provider shall ensure Clinical Educators have the appropriate time built into their job plans, roles, and workload to undertake their role appropriately as a Clinical Educator. 6.4 Placement Providers shall ensure Clinical Educators have access to continuing professional development, specifically in their role as a Clinical Educator. 6.5 Placement Providers must ensure for educational and Clinical Educators that the appropriate time is built into their job plans, roles, and workload to undertake the activities specified in clause 6.2 to support development of Learners.
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