30 Miss. Code. R. 2001-16-109
Miscellaneous provisions.
1. An intern shall be allowed to perform only
those duties which are lawful and ethical in the practice of chiropractic in
Mississippi.
2. Any incident
reports related to an intern's experience shall be maintained by the preceptor
and shall be the sole property of the preceptor, except as may be otherwise
provided by law; provided, however upon receipt of a written request by the
intern's college or the Board, the preceptor shall provide to the college or
the Board a copy of such report.
3.
A preceptor may request an intern's college to withdraw from an experience any
intern:
a. whose performance, conduct,
demeanor, or willingness to cooperate with co-workers or to serve patients in
unsatisfactory;
b. whose personal
characteristics prevent desirable relationships with the preceptor's
chiropractic office, clinic, or facility; or
c. whose health status is a detriment to the
intern's experience.
4.
A preceptor shall not be liable for the payment of any wage, salary, or
compensation of any kind for services performed by any instructor, supervisor,
or other person associated with the intern's college, and a preceptor shall not
be required to cover any such person in any manner under his Worker's
Compensation insurance policy.
5.
In an emergency, as determined by a preceptor in his sole discretion, said
preceptor shall have the right to summarily relieve an intern form a specific
assignment or to summarily request an intern to leave the preceptor's
chiropractic office, clinic, or facility, pending determination of the intern's
future assignment by the intern's college.
Notes
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