Common use of Health Care Provider Clause in Contracts

Health Care Provider. A "health care provider" is defined as determined under state and federal rules and regulations and shall include any doctor of medicine or osteopathy, podiatry, optometry, or psychiatry or any nurse practitioner or psychologist performing within the scope of their licensed practice as defined under law.

Health Care Provider. A "“health care provider" ” is defined as determined under state and federal rules and regulations and shall include any doctor of medicine or osteopathy, podiatry, optometry, or psychiatry or any nurse practitioner practitioner, licensed physician’s assistant (authorized to render health care diagnoses and certification of the type and character sought by MBU and presented to University as enabling family leave in accordance with this policy) or psychologist performing within the scope of their licensed practice as defined under law.

Health Care Provider. A "“health care provider" ” is defined as determined under state and federal rules and regulations and shall include any doctor of medicine or osteopathy, podiatry, optometry, or psychiatry or any nurse practitioner practitioner, licensed physician’s assistant (authorized to render health care diagnoses and certification of the type and character sought by employee and presented to University as enabling family leave in accordance with this policy) or psychologist performing within the scope of their licensed practice as defined under law.

Health Care Provider. A "“health care provider" ” is defined as determined under state and federal rules and regulations governing family leave and shall include any doctor of medicine or osteopathy, podiatry, optometry, or psychiatry or any nurse practitioner or psychologist performing within the scope of their licensed practice as defined under law.

Health Care Provider. A "“health care provider" ” is defined as determined under state and federal rules and regulations and shall include any doctor of medicine or osteopathy, podiatry, optometry, or psychiatry or any nurse practitioner practitioner, licensed physician’s assistant (authorized to render health care diagnoses and certification of the type and character sought by PSO and presented to University as enabling family leave in accordance with this policy) or psychologist performing within the scope of their licensed practice as defined under law.