Attending definition

Attending means participating in an approved activity or course.
Attending means a physician who has completed medical or surgical residency and is either
Attending means a physician who has completed medical or surgical residency and is either eligible to take boards in a specialty area or is boarded in a specialty.

Examples of Attending in a sentence

  • If the Insured Person elects to or is referred to be treated outside Malaysia by the Attending Physician, benefits in respect of the treatment shall be limited to the reasonable and customary and medically necessary charges for such equivalent local treatment in Malaysia and shall exclude the cost of transport to the place of treatment.


More Definitions of Attending

Attending means enrolled in a job training or educational program as defined by the institution, agency, or business that sponsors the program.
Attending means the physician, advanced practice registered
Attending or “attend” refers to being present at, not absent from, and working at the support staff’s assigned workplace for the entire duration of a normal workday.
Attending class means arriving on time, being prepared and being ready to work. If you can’t come to class I expect an email. If you are absent, you are responsible for finding out what you missed from another class member and for making up the work. (Some studio experiences can’t be replicated outside class.)
Attending. , in relation to a provider, means complying with the provider’s attendance requirements in the relevant way stated in section 10(2) or (3);
Attending means the presence of a person at a Meeting who is not a Member and who shall be Present by specific invitation of the Chair of the Meeting or as defined by the Terms of Reference.
Attending means the student's full-time or half-time school attendance as defined by the school.