(1) The physician does not enter into contracts with the department on behalf of any business entity or agency with whom the physician is employed or has an employment or contractual relationship.
(2) The physician’s private sector employment or contractual relationship does not create a conflict between the physician’s private sector interests and public duties or impede the full and faithful discharge of the physician’s public duties as an employee of the department.
(3) The physician’s employment with the department does not compromise the ability of department clients to make a voluntary choice among department-referred physicians and private providers for their medical services.
History.—s. 16, ch. 2001-53.
Structure Florida Statutes
Chapter 391 - Children's Medical Services
Part I - General Provisions (Ss. 391.011-391.097)
391.016 - Purposes and functions.
391.025 - Applicability and scope.
391.026 - Powers and duties of the department.
391.029 - Program eligibility.
391.035 - Provider qualifications.
391.037 - Physicians; private sector services.
391.047 - Third-party payments.
391.055 - Service delivery systems.
391.065 - Health care provider agreements.
391.071 - Quality of care requirements.