Dependent Practitioner means a health care professional who is licensed by his/her respective licensing agency and who can only provide service under the direct supervision of a Supervising Physician, including without limitation: (i) a physician assistant; (ii) a certified registered nurse anesthetist; (iii) a certified nurse midwife; (iv) a registered nurse, first assistant; (v) a nurse practitioner; (vi) any other advanced practice registered nurse who is required to provide service under the direct supervision of a Supervising Physician; and (vii) a recent graduate in any of the above-referenced professions who is permitted bystate law and the applicable certifying agencies to practice at the Hospital prior to certification.
Dependent Practitioner means an appropriately licensed or certified health care practitioner whose licensure or certification does not permit, and/or the hospital does not authorize, the independent exercise of clinical privileges. Dependent practitioners may only provide patient care services pursuant to individually designed practice prerogatives as defined in the dependent practitioner's job description or practice prerogatives. Dependent practitioners may become members of the Allied Health Practitioner Staff at the hospital.
Dependent Practitioner means a health care professional who is licensed by his/her respective licensing agency and who can only provide service under the direct supervision of a Supervising Physician, including without limitation: (i) a physician assistant; (ii) a certified registered nurse anesthetist; (iii) a certified nurse midwife; (iv) a registered nurse, first assistant; (v) a nurse practitioner; (vi) any
Examples of Dependent Practitioner in a sentence
Any activities permitted to be performed at the Hospital by an Advanced Dependent Practitioner or Dependent Practitioner will be performed only under the oversight of the Supervising Physician.
An application submitted by a Dependent Practitioner shall be deemed incomplete and shall not be processed unless such Dependent Practitioner’s Supervising Physician has approved and co-signed the application.
The insurance must cover any and all activities of the Advanced Dependent Practitioner or Dependent Practitioner in the Hospital.
Whenever a question or concern is raised about the care or conduct of a Dependent Practitioner, Human Resources will have the discretion to determine the action, if any, needed to address and resolve such question or concern.
Any question raised about the conduct of a Dependent Practitioner will be reported to Human Resources for appropriate action.
More Definitions of Dependent Practitioner
Dependent Practitioner means a type of Allied Health Professional who is permitted by law or the Hospital to function only under the direction of, or in collaboration with, a Supervising Practitioner, pursuant to a written supervision or collaborative agreement and consistent with the scope of practice granted. See Appendix C to the Policy on Allied Health Professionals.
Dependent Practitioner means a type of allied health practitioner who is permitted by law or the Hospital to function only under the direction of a Supervising Physician, pursuant to a written supervision agreement and consistent with the scope of practice granted. Except as specifically indicated in Article 8 of this Policy, all aspects of the clinical practice of dependent practitioners at the Hospital will be assessed and managed in accordance with Human Resources policies and procedures, and the provisions of this Policy specifically will not apply.
Dependent Practitioner means a health care professional who is licensed by his/her respective licensing agency and who can only provide service under the direct supervision of a Supervising Physician, including without limitation: (i) a physician assistant; (ii) a
Dependent Practitioner means an appropriately licensed or certified health care practitioner whose licensure or certification does not permit, and/or the hospital does not authorize the independent exercise of clinical privileges. Dependent practitioners may only provide patient care services as defined in practitioner specific practice prerogatives.
Dependent Practitioner means a health care professional who is licensed by his/her respective licensing agency and who can only provide service under the direct supervision of a Supervising Physician, including without limitation: (i) a physician assistant; (ii) a certified registered nurse anesthetist; (iii) a certified nurse
Dependent Practitioner means a practitioner who has been granted clinical privileges by the Board, however limited within the scope of his/her license, and who functions under the supervision of a duly licensed physician with relevant clinical privileges.
Dependent Practitioner means an individual who is permitted by law or the Hospital to function only under the direction of a Supervising Physician, pursuant to a written supervision agreement and consistent with the scope of practice granted.