Nevada § 450.180 Employment or removal of employees or appointed persons; contract for medical services

Nevada Statutes

§ 450.180 — Employment or removal of employees or appointed persons; contract for medical services

Nevada § 450.180

Title 40PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 450County

Hospital Governance

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 450.180 (2026).

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The board of hospital trustees or any hospital governing board appointed pursuant to NRS 450.175 may:

1.Appoint a chief executive officer and necessary assistants, and fix their compensations.

2.Employ physicians, interns and dentists, either full-time or part-time, as the board determines necessary, and fix their compensations.

3.Remove those appointees and employees.

4.Control the admission of physicians and interns to the staff by promulgating appropriate rules, regulations and standards governing those appointments.

5.Contract with individual physicians or private medical associations for the provision of certain medical services as may be required by the hospital.

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The board of hospital trustees or any hospital governing board appointed pursuant to NRS 450.175 may:
1. Appoint a chief executive officer and necessary assistants, and fix their compensations.
2. Employ physicians, interns and dentists, either full-time or part-time, as the board determines necessary, and fix their compensations.
3. Remove those appointees and employees.
4. Control the admission of physicians and interns to the staff by promulgating appropriate rules, regulations and standards governing those appointments.
5. Contract with individual physicians or private medical associations for the provision of certain medical services as may be required by the hospital.