Subspecialty definition

Subspecialty means a secondary scope of practice, either substance abuse treatment or problem gambling treatment, approved in accordance with these rules. To maintain expertise within the subspecialty, the counselor shall complete a minimum of an additional 20 hours of training within the subspecialty every two years.

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Subspecialty means a secondary scope of practice, either substance abuse treatment or problem gambling treatment, approved in accordance with these rules. To maintain expertise within the

Subspecialty for purposes of microbiology, means

Examples of Subspecialty in a sentence

• Residents may remain on duty for up to 4 additional hours to participate in didactic activities, transfer care of patients, conduct outpatient clinics, and maintain continuity of medical and surgical care as defined in Specialty and Subspecialty Program Requirements.

• It is understood that at all three facilities, there is a Graduate Medical Education Committee (GMEC) empowered to ensure that all residency programs are in compliance with the Institutional Program, and applicable Subspecialty Program Requirements of the ACGME.

• Fellowship Subspecialty Position (“S”): A position in a program that begins subsequent to the completion of a fellowship training program.

• Fellowship Subspecialty Position (“S”): A position in a program that begins after the completion of a fellowship training program.

• Residents will not be scheduled on call three (3) weeks prior to each of their written and oral components of their Royal College Subspecialty Exam or College of Family Physician Exam.

• In August of 1997 a Memorandum of Agreement was signed to allow the School Board to recognize the “Educational Leadership: Education & Training Management Subspecialty in Instructional Technology” master’s program at the University of West Florida for the purpose of receiving credit for a master’s degree on the salary schedule.

• General Session, Subspecialty Sections Updates and important information are available through the conference site.

• General Sessions, Subspecialty Sections Mar 14, 2024 Registration You will be provided a code to register as complimentary.

• Residents may remain on duty for up to 6 additional hours to participate in didactic activities, transfer care of patients, conduct out-patient clinics, and maintain continuity of medical and surgical care as defined in Specialty and Subspecialty Program Requirements.

• It is understood that at the end of the ten-year period, or as soon thereafter as practicable, and again (if appropriate) at the end of a fifteen-year period of the appointment of such a Division Head or Director, a search committee shall be struck by the Chief for the purpose of selecting an individual to head the Division or Subspecialty, with the understanding that the incumbent may be a candidate if he/she chooses to submit her/his name.

More Definitions of Subspecialty

Subspecialty means a group of similar tests. The subspecialties of a specialty for a medical test site are as follows, for:

Subspecialty means an area of specialization approved by the board within a medical imaging or radiation therapy modality.

Subspecialty means any of the following:

Subspecialty for purposes of microbiology, means bacteriology, mycobacteriology, mycology, parasitology, virology, molecular biology, and serology for diagnosis of infectious diseases, or other subspecialty specified by regulation adopted by the department; for purposes of diagnostic immunology, means syphilis serology, general immunology, or other subspecialty specified by regulation adopted by the department; for purposes of chemistry, means routine chemistry, clinical microscopy, endocrinology, toxicology, or other subspecialty specified by regulation adopted by the department; for purposes of immunohematology, means ABO/Rh Type and Group, antibody detection for transfusion, antibody detection nontransfusion, antibody identification, compatibility, or other subspecialty specified by regulation adopted by the department; for pathology, means tissue pathology, oral pathology, diagnostic cytology, or other subspecialty specified by regulation adopted by the department; for purposes of genetics, means molecular biology related to the diagnosis of human genetic abnormalities, cytogenetics, or other subspecialty specified by regulation adopted by the department.