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Absolutely. A well constructed beta NDA is no different than any other NDA or legal contract. Also, most beta NDA's and participant agreements do include text to exclude competitors. We built some free templates (http://premium.centercode.com/beta-test-agreement-kit/) on the subject that can be modified based on whatever you're attempting to achieve.

People do not realize how complicated health insurance really is until they attempt to work with it. A major contributor to the complexity are two factors. First, health insurance is an agreement between a purchaser of a policy, the beneficiary, and the insurance plan. Second, the insurance plan has a separate participation agreement with providers, viz., hospitals, clinics, medical groups, doctors, etc. It is by pure circumstance that a beneficiary and a provider match up for the first time. How long the patient-provider relationship shall remain will depend on the interplay among all 3 parties.Normally, changes to both sides of the equation are rare, thereby preserving he continuity between the beneficiary-patient with a given provider. However, should the beneficiary change insurers, there is no guarantee that the new insurer has a participation agreement with the original provider(s). Similarly for whatever reason the insurer drops providers which might have previously served the beneficiary-patient, then the original patient-provider relationship ends as would also happen if provider(s) leave an insurer’s referral panel.The government, that is, Obama and the ACA, has no control over what any of the 3 players may do. Their hopes were that a long-term, stable relationship results and was a compelling consideration for a public-private venture instead of a Medicare-for-all type of program. However, as health insurers drop out and/or healthcare providers join different networks, the guarantee of being able to keep one’s physician is no longer assured.It was an unfortunate statement to be made by President Obama but the only time it was really applicable was when ACA was initially enacted. Nobody could have known or predicted the manipulations that were made to ACA in order to minimize it.

Go to your university co-op office and apply for a NASA co-op/intern position.With a few exceptions, you're not going to be hired by NASA after graduation unless you were a NASA co-op/intern while in school.If it's too late to get a co-op/intern position, then your best chance is to get a job with a NASA contractor.On-site, the NASA culture is pretty badge-blind. Many NASA jobs are available to both NASA civil servants and contractor employees.The co-op/intern program requirements are:Purpose:The Pathways Intern Employment Program (IEP) is designed to provide students enrolled in a wide variety of educational institutions, from high school to graduate level, with opportunities to work at NASA and explore Federal careers while still in school and while getting paid for the work performed. Students who successfully complete the program may be eligible for conversion to a term or permanent appointment once all Program requirements are completed.Requirements:All Interns must sign a Pathways Intern Participant Agreement which outlines the requirements of the program. Failure to meet program requirements may result in removal from the program. The agreement must include:Description of dutiesWork scheduleLength of appointment and termination dateMentorship opportunitiesTraining requirementsPerformance evaluationRequirements for continuation in and successful completion of programMinimum requirements for non-competitive conversion to term or permanent employmentVerification:An Intern must show proof that he/she is maintaining a GPA of at least 2.9 by providing Headquarters with official transcripts after completing each semester or quarter of study.Program Requirements:An Intern must be able to complete 640 hours of work experience before completing the requirements for their degree. 320 hours may be waived if the Intern completes career-related work experience under an IEP appointment in which the intern has demonstrated high potential by outstanding academic achievement and exceptional job performance.