Program Director Sample Clauses

The Program Director clause defines the role, authority, and responsibilities of the individual designated as the Program Director within an agreement or project. Typically, this clause outlines the Program Director's duties, such as overseeing project implementation, serving as the primary point of contact between parties, and ensuring compliance with contractual obligations. For example, the Program Director may be responsible for coordinating deliverables, managing timelines, and addressing issues that arise during the course of the program. The core function of this clause is to establish clear leadership and accountability, ensuring that there is a designated person responsible for the effective management and communication throughout the program.
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Program Director. Each program participating in the Match shall designate a qualified program director. The program director shall: 1. Ensure adherence to all policies governing the Match as outlined in this Agreement; 2. Not share username and password information with any other individual; 3. Provide accurate program information in the R3 system including but not limited to contact information and the number and type of positions offered; 4. Ensure that all changes in Match participation and positions are approved by the institutional official; 5. Execute the Match Participation Agreement prior to the Quota Change Deadline; 6. Register and attempt to fill all of their positions in the Match or another national matching plan; 7. Agree to select U.S. MD and DO senior students (“sponsored applicants”) only through the Match or another national matching plan; 8. Submit and certify a rank order list prior to the Rank Order List Certification Deadline; and 9. If desired, appoint a program coordinator to assist in the matching process.
Program Director. The primary contact for managing Match activities for a designated program.
Program Director. The institutional official shall designate a qualified program director who is responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the program’s information and adherence to all policies governing a Match. All changes made by a program director concerning Match participation and positions must be approved by the institutional official on or before published Match deadlines. The program director shall: 1. Ensure adherence to all policies governing the Match as outlined in this Agreement; 2. Not share username and password information with any other individual; 3. Provide accurate program information in the R3 system including but not limited to contact information and the number and type of positions offered; 4. Ensure that all changes in Match participation and positions are approved by the institutional official; 5. Execute the Match Participation Agreement prior to the Quota Change Deadline; 6. Register and attempt to fill all of their positions in the Match or another national matching plan; 7. Agree to select U.S. MD and DO senior students (“sponsored applicants”) only through the Match or another national matching plan; 8. Submit and certify a rank order list prior to the Rank Order List Certification Deadline; and 9. If desired, appoint a program coordinator to assist in the matching process.
Program Director. All questions, concerns, or problems related to the work environment or issues related to the program and faculty should first be directed to the program director or designee. The program director will be able to address most questions, concerns, problems or issues.
Program Director. The position of Program Director may be established by the College where such position is deemed necessary or appropriate to meet specialized program needs, including, but not limited to, programs where licensing laws or regulations require that a program have a Program Director to enable students to qualify for State licensing examination.
Program Director. The one (1) physician designated with authority and accountability 6 for the operation of the residency/fellowship program.
Program Director. 1. Ensure that the Program Director (or the Executive Director, if Grantee does not have a designated Program Director) is licensed as: Licensed Professional Counselor (L.P.C.), Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor (L.C.D.C.) or Licensed Clinical Social Worker (L.C.S.W.) with extensive knowledge of The Seven Recovery- oriented values and principles: Self-determination; Community integration; Peer culture; Family inclusion; Continuity of care; Partnership-consultant relationships; and be able to provide culturally and linguistically competent services. 2. Support Executive Director and/or Program Director in their efforts to provide recovery-focused technical assistance to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’s Peer Recovery Leaders. 3. Ensure the Executive Director and/or Program Director roles are defined to ensure: i. Appropriate boundaries are maintained (personal, finance, emotional, ethical and sexual); ii. confidentiality is maintained; iii. ▇▇▇▇ Recovery Leader roles are maintained (to avoid the tendency to move out of coaching role and into the role of a counselor or sponsor); and iv. responding to complaints about a Peer Recovery Leader’s behavior.
Program Director. In addition to the requirements of OAR Chapter 411 Division 054 rules, Contractor shall provide 1 FTE Program Director position, who is On-Site a minimum of 5 days per week. Staff in this position will oversee training requirements noted in Section 15 of this Contract. Program Director must have experience with operational aspects of running a residential program for Individuals in the target population supervising direct care staff and understand quality assurance procedures. Contractor’s Program Director responsibilities include: a. Screening of referrals and other activities related to admission; b. Facilitate, assist and provide support with client services and activities as needed, including but not limited to Individual admissions/discharges, orientations to Individual services, group facilitation and safety checks; c. Schedule and facilitate quarterly Service Planning Team meetings; d. Communicate with SPT and other team meetings regarding interactions with Individuals, observations, and changes in status of Individuals; e. Develop and provide Individual-specific training and monthly review of Individual Service Plans with Contractor’s direct care staff; f. Provide or ensure availability of 24/7 supervision, as well as, direction and access to emergency backup is available for direct care staff; g. Manage staffing decisions such as hires and training, performing staff screening, staff scheduling, conducting initial staff on-site training, and scheduling on-call coverage for all Contractor’s staff; h. Coordination and management of all direct care staff training and implementation of Behavior Support Services in collaboration with Behavior Support Coordinator as noted in section 11 below. i. Management and provision of Activity services in coordination with Activity Coordinator as noted in section 10 below. j. Conduct record reviews and quality assurance checks of staff documentation; k. Liaison with ODHS Contract Administrator and local ODHS/AAA office of new referrals and discharges; l. Develop and implement policies and procedures necessary to implement Services in this contract.
Program Director. Resident’s supervisor shall be the Program Director for the Residency Training Program (“Program Director”).
Program Director. The term “Program Director” shall mean the University faculty physician who shall be appointed by University to assume and discharge responsibility for the administrative and supervisory services related to a Program for a Department at University, as set forth in this Agreement of Appointment. One or more Program Directors may be appointed with respect to each Program. HOUSE OFFICER RESPONSIBILITIES (Department specific responsibilities may be appended to this document) House Officers are responsible for patient care, teaching, and scholarly activities as discussed at orientation, detailed in the House Officer Manual, and specified in Departmental Guidelines, which are available in House Officers’ Department’s Office. Specific daily responsibilities will be assigned to House Officers on the call schedule and in day-to-day work team meetings. The position of House Officer involves a combination of supervised, progressively more complex and independent patient evaluation and management functions and formal educational activities. The Department on a regular basis will evaluate the competence of Officers and confidential records of the evaluations will be maintained as departmental property to which House Officers have access. House Officers shall provide patient care commensurate with their level of advancement; competence and privileges, under the supervision of appropriately credentialed attending teaching staff. House Officers’ general obligations include: Providing safe, effective and compassionate patient care. Documentation of care by appropriate and prompt maintenance of medical records, orders, and notes. Developing and understanding of ethical, socioeconomic and medical/legal issues, and cost containment measures in the provision of patient care. Participation in the educational activities of the training program and assumption of responsibility for teaching and supervising other residents and students. Participation in institutional orientation and education programs and other activities involving the clinical staff. Participation in institutional committees and councils to which House Officers are appointed and invited. Performance of these duties in accordance with the established practices, procedures and policies of the University, its programs and clinical departments, and those of other hospitals or institutions to which the House Officer is assigned. Meeting and maintaining Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners requirements for a permi...