There could be only one primary taxonomy code per NPI record. The primary taxonomy code defines the provider type, classification, and specialization. The date that a NPI record was last updated or changed. The date the provider was assigned a unique identifier (assigned an NPI). The provider other organization name codes are: The code identifying the type of other name. The other organization name is the alternative last name by which the provider is or has been known (if an individual) or other name by which the organization provider is or has been known. These components are often separately licensed or certified by States and may exist at physical locations other than that of the hospital of which they are a component. Hospital components include outpatient departments, surgical centers, psychiatric units, and laboratories. Subparts are the components and separate physical locations of organization health care providers.
The entity type code describes the type of health care provider that is being assigned an NPI. This address may contain the same information as the provider location address. The mailing address of the provider being identified. This address cannot include a Post Office box. For providers with more than one physical location, this is the primary location. The location address of the provider being identified. The NPI is 10-position all-numeric identification number assigned by the NPPES to uniquely identify a health care provider. Russo, Jr.What is the National Provider Indentifier (NPI)? Gilbert '00 Township Administrator, Springfield Township Nicole Bent ‘05 Deputy Director, Office of the State Auditor-OhioĬhristopher D. Mike Dittoe '05 Partner, High Bridge Consulting Columbus, OH
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To date, 75 Miami University students have been awarded Ohio Public Leader Fellowships.
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With the support of the OPL Advisory Board, faculty, and professional mentors, our students typically complete their Ohio Public Leader fellowship during the four-week Winter Term. The fellowships support special projects that are designed to meet the needs of partner agencies and the professional interests of Ohio Public Leaders. The Ohio Public Leaders accepted into this program receive paid fellowships ($1,000-$2,500) and are selectively assigned to state or local government institutions or to related public or non-profit agencies throughout Ohio. Students emerge prepared for success in the arena of public leadership while host organizations benefit from engaging with outstanding young talent. The Ohio Public Leaders Fellowship Program provides students with a practical, co-curricular experience that enhances their understanding of the inner-workings of state and local government institutions. Applications are no longer being accepted for Winter 2022.
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