In the state of Connecticut, the firm also serves as an
on-call scheduling consultant with the Connecticut DPW and an
on-call claims consultant with the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
Lately, I've had to page the assistant during almost every
on-call shift.
The court held that county did not have a custom or policy of deliberate indifference so as to support a [section] 1983 claim, given that there was no evidence of a clear and consistent pattern of mistreatment of detainees, and that the shift commander followed the county's policy and contacted the
on-call doctor.
WASHINGTON --
On-call services should not be a condition for participating in Medicare, a federal advisory panel on the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act has recommended.
There are many overtime issues unique to the property management context; the payment of overtime for
on-call work of maintenance and other property management personnel is one such issue.
The
on-call physician sees the patient, notes a rectal temperature of 100.
A UH-1N "Huey" was scheduled for an
on-call night armed reconnaissance mission to support ground operations at a forward operating base in a combat zone.
In law enforcement, the issues of the compensability of time
on-call, in travel, in training, caring for equipment or animals, and during meal breaks are frequent problems for the law enforcement administrator.
In addition, the report puts a whole new topic back into the debate with the announcement that the definition of 'working time' is under review and in particular whether
on-call time should be defined as working or rest.
Wexford was left without an emergency night service when ambulance crews took industrial action in protest over what they say are excessive
on-call duties.
Mir, the
on-call physician, because he was attending patients at Pomona Valley Hospital.
