1999 S Health & UNC School of Pharmacy - 08-17-1999 - 8i

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~~/~~ July 1, 1999 - A CONTRACT BETWEEN ~~~ June 30, 2000 THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL FOR ITS SCHOOL OF PHARMACY AND THE ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT This contract is between the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for its School of Pharmacy, herein referred to as the School, and the Orange County Health Department, herein referred to as the Health Department. It is understood that the Division of Pharmacotherapy of the School will direct and provide consultant pharmacy services to the Health Department. It is further understood that there will be a mutual cooperation between the Chair, Division of Pharmacotherapy, School of Pharmacy, and the Director of the Health Department in conducting the activities as described below: I. The Health Department agrees: to allow pharmacy students under supervision to obtain part of their educational experience in the Health Department; 2. to provide guidance and assistance with related administrative or technical aspects of providing consultant pharmacy services as requested; to participate in the ongoing evaluation of the role of the pharmacist in the local Health Department; 4. to reimburse the School of Pharmacy $416.66 per month ($5,000 per year). The School will submit a bill to the Health Department twice annually, November and May, for consultant pharmacy services provided. to enable the pharmacist to perform all activities mandated by all applicable laws, regulations, and standards; 6. to register the pharmacy services with appropriate state and federal.. agencies with the assistance of the - consultant pharmacist; to allow the pharmacist to participate in other related activities in the Health Department if agreed to by both parties; and 8. to comply with such non-discrimination laws in its educational:.and/or employment practices as may be applicable in the performance of this contract. II. The University agrees that the School of Pharmacy wi1L• > _ ., 1. provide pharmacist staffing sufficient to deliver all of the activities identified in Appendix A: the- staffing pattern to be following will be agreed to by the Chair, Division of Pharmacotherapy, and the Director of the Health Department; the activities of all School personnel within the Health Department shall be the responsibility of the School; 2. be responsible for the negligence of its employees and agents to the extent of the North Carolina Tort Claims Act. Further, the University, in consultation as to amount with the OCHD, will provide adequate professional liability insurance for the University's students and personnel, who provide the services described in the agreement. The insurance limits will be stated in a Certificate of Insurance submitted at the time the contract is commenced; assure that pharmacy services meet all applicable laws, regulations and standards; a sharon /dennis/OrgCont.doc page 1