Samper v. PROVIDENCE ST. VINCENT MEDICAL CENTER

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• concluding that “on- site” attendance was an essential function of the job for a neo-natal nurse who provided direct patient care
• concluding that “on-site” attendance was an essential function of the job for a neo-natal nurse who provided direct patient care
• holding that regular attendance constituted essential function even though employer’s attendance policy “allow[ed] for some unplanned absences”
• holding that accommodation that exempts a plaintiff 22 from an essential function of his job is not reasonable
• holding that an employer was entitled to summary judgment where on-site attendance was an essential function for a nurse and the plaintiffs requested schedule would not have enabled her to perform, that function sufficiently
• finding that, in the case of a neo-natal intensive care nurse, showing up for work “really is essential”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).