SUPERVISION REQUIRED Sample Clauses

SUPERVISION REQUIRED. The physician assistant named above (hereinafter referred to as PA) will be supervised in accordance with the written supervisor guidelines required by Section 3502 of the Business and Professions Code and Section 1399.545 of the Physician Assistant Regulations. The written supervisor guidelines are incorporated with the attached document entitled, "Supervising Physician's Responsibility for Supervision of Physician Assistants."
SUPERVISION REQUIRED. The physician assistant (PA) named in the attached Delegation of Services Agreement will be supervised by the supervising physician in accordance with these guidelines, set forth as required by Section 3502 of the Business and Professions Code and Section 1399.545 of the Physician Assistant Regulations, which have been read by the physician whose signature appears below. REPORTING OF PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT SUPERVISION. Each time the physician assistant provides care for a patient and enters his or her name, signature, initials, or computer code on a patient's record, chart or written order, the physician assistant shall also enter the name of his or her supervising physician who is responsible for the patient. When the physician assistant transmits an oral order, he or she shall also state the name of the supervising physician responsible for the patient.
SUPERVISION REQUIRED. OlyCAP will provide for appropriate supervision and monitors for the Shelter.
SUPERVISION REQUIRED. No parent of any child under the age of majority, eighteen (18), shall knowingly permit or consent to the possession or discharge of fireworks by any child under the age of majority within the city limits without adult supervision. No person under the age of majority shall possess or discharge fireworks without the permission or supervision of a parent or guardian. A violation of this section is subject to the penalties set out in section 1- 4-2 of this code. (Ord. 300, 12-14-2004).
SUPERVISION REQUIRED. The Provider agrees to maintain supervision through a supervisor as required by licensing or certification requirements. The supervising provider must be an enrolled First Steps provider. The Provider agrees to notify the CFO Provider Enrollment immediately in the event that the Supervisor changes and submit the name of the new supervising provider to the CFO Provider Enrollment within 15 days. Name of Supervisor: (Please Print) Discipline: Mailing Address: City, State, Zip Code: The Provider shall sign the following signature page.
SUPERVISION REQUIRED. Positions in this grade are under the supervision of a Trade Supervisor or Mechanical Superintendent, and under the guidance of a Journeyman and/or other qualified employee in an assigned work group, are responsible for learning and developing the skills and abilities of the trade in which they are indentured. Include the performance of related trade tasks under supervised practice and instruction, and attendance and completion of vocational training as scheduled by the Ministry of Labour, and other such specialized training as may be scheduled by the employing Ministry. Grade 12 or formal education consistent with requirements for entry into apprenticeship vocational training or equivalent; completion of apprenticeship vocational training in the respective trade; valid Certificate of Qualification issued by the B.C. Ministry of Labour or the approved equivalent, for the particular trade in which the incumbent is employed; valid B.C. driver's licence for the appropriate class required to carry out related trade functions; ability to read and interpret related technical information and maintain an up-to-date knowledge of the trade.

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  • No Mitigation Required Executive shall not be required to mitigate the amount of any payment provided for under this Agreement by seeking other employment or in any other manner.

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  • Installation requirements As may be further described and set forth in the Scope of services, all installation, integration, and other potentially public works construction activities which may be contemplated by Contractor, shall be performed in accordance with all applicable, laws, rules, and regulations of the District.