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10-9054
Medical Education Affiliation Agreement Between VA and Institutions with Undergraduate Medical Education (UME)
VA Form 10-9054 is the Medical Education Affiliation Agreement Between VA and Institutions with Undergraduate Medical Education (UME), covering the undergraduate programs of allopathic and osteopathic colleges (schools) of medicine. The agreement says that, when duly executed and approved by VA, it establishes an affiliation between the VA medical center and the institution for the academic purpose of education. Its signers are officials of the institution, the VA medical center and network, and the VHA Office of Academic Affiliations.
The eight pages hold a cover block naming the VA medical center, Veterans Service Network, institution and accrediting body, then the background, the responsibilities of each party, the terms of agreement, termination and the signature pages.
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Selections for the VA medical center, Veterans Service Network and accrediting body, the institution's name, and a background section citing US Code 38 Section 7302.
Accreditation standards (LCME or COCA for the institution, The Joint Commission for VA), site director and faculty, and administration and setting of the medical education program.
Orientation, resources and supervision, program policies including Directive 1400.09, academic partnerships through the VA Affiliation Partnership Council, and the learning environment.

Civil rights laws, liability under the Federal Employees Liability Reform and Tort Compensation Act and the Federal Tort Claims Act, and HIPAA and HITECH duties, including reporting a possible PHI breach within 24 hours of discovery.
An end date no more than ten years in the future that expires on June 30th of that year, and the ways either party may end the agreement earlier.
Signature, date, name and title lines for the institution, the VA medical center and network, and the VHA Office of Academic Affiliations, plus the institution's full legal name.
Select the VA medical center, Veterans Service Network and accrediting body, and enter the institution, school or college.
Sections A to G set out what the institution and VA each do, from accreditation to the learning environment.
The termination section asks for a date no more than ten years in the future that expires on June 30th of that year.
The institution's signer adds a signature, date, name, title and the institution's full legal name.
The VA medical center and network officials sign, then the Chief Academic Affiliations Officer or Designee for the VHA Office of Academic Affiliations.
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The agreement says it establishes the affiliation when duly executed and approved by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
The agreement says delivering care to other VA medical centers, such as by telehealth, is not covered by it, and that a separate affiliation agreement or other approval may be needed.
It says both parties are expected to monitor the termination date and, if desirable, seek to renew it in a timely fashion to avoid any lapse in the agreement.
The edition is dated AUGUST 2018 on every page, the same revision date VA's form page lists.
Undergraduate programs of allopathic and osteopathic colleges (schools) of medicine. The Dean, College of Medicine, Senior Associate, or Vice Dean of Medical Education signs.
The VA Designated Education Officer or Associate Chief of Staff in Education and the VA Medical Center Director each sign.
The VA Network Director or equivalent signs and gives the name and number of the Veterans Integrated Services Network.
The Chief Academic Affiliations Officer or Designee signs for the Veterans Health Administration.
The agreement sets terms for medical students rotating at VA, including visiting students processed through the institution, who are listed on Trainee Qualifications and Credentials Verification Letters (TQCVLs).
The agreement is between a VA medical center and an institution. The signature pages name who signs for each side.
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It is the Medical Education Affiliation Agreement Between VA and Institutions with Undergraduate Medical Education (UME), which establishes an affiliation between a VA medical center and an institution for the academic purpose of education.
The institution's Dean, College of Medicine, Senior Associate, or Vice Dean of Medical Education; the VA Designated Education Officer or Associate Chief of Staff in Education; the VA Medical Center Director; the VA Network Director or equivalent; and the Chief Academic Affiliations Officer or Designee.
The agreement is in force until a date inserted in the termination section, which the form says is no more than ten years in the future and expires on June 30th of that year.
The form says it may be terminated in writing at any time by mutual consent with due consideration of patient care and educational commitments, or by written notice by either party 6 months in advance of the next training experience.
For the institution, the Liaison Committee for Medical Education (LCME) or the Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (COCA) of the American Osteopathic Association. For VA, The Joint Commission and/or other hospital or clinic accrediting entities as appropriate.
No. The agreement says delivering care to other VA medical centers, such as by telehealth, would not be covered, and that a separate affiliation agreement or other approval may be needed as affiliation agreements are facility specific.