Treating physician means an individual who:
Treating physician or "attending physician" means the licensed physician who has provided or is providing medical care to the injured employee.
Treating physician means a person who:
Examples of Treating physician in a sentence
Per DOC policy 20.6.7 Bloodborne Pathogens, use the Treating Physician Authorization Release of Information form (CD1947) to release health information to the health care provider concerning the AIC source individual identified by the exposed employee(s) as soon as possible.
For exposure incidents involving AICs: If the employee seeks consultation or treatment from an outside licensed health care professional, the Treating Physician Authorization Release of Information form (CD1947) will be provided to the employee to take with them to the visit.
More Definitions of Treating physician
Treating physician means a physician who has provided direct medical treatment to an employee which is reasonably required to cure or relieve the effects of an industrial injury pursuant to section 4600 of the Labor Code.
Treating physician means an individual licensed to practice medicine or osteopathy and is responsible for a Member’s care with regards to a particular diagnosis or treatment.
Treating physician means the licensed physician
Treating physician means a person who is primarily responsible for the treatment of a worker's compensable injury and is:
Treating physician means the Physician who has personally evaluated the Covered Person.
Treating physician means the person who, subject to the requirements of 39-71-1101, is
Treating physician means a physician who is providing or has previously provided medical treatment or evaluation to and has or previously had an ongoing treatment relationship with the person.