Examining physician definition
Examining physician means a physician who meets the eligibility requirements of Section 217.45(b) and has been appointed by the Board to perform the duties of an examining physician that are set forth in these regulations.
Examining physician means a physician appointed by the public employees retirement board to conduct a medical examination of a disability benefit applicant or recipient.
Examining physician means a physician appointed by the PERS board.
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Examining physician means a licensed physician who is treating, or has treated, the Member for the Claimed Injury(ies) or Disease(s) claimed in the Application to incapacitate the Member.
Examining physician means a physician appointed by the public employees retirement board to conduct a medical examination of the applicant.
Examining physician means a physician recommended by the medical advisor and approved by the HPRS board.
Examining physician means a physician licensed under ch. 458, F.S., or ch. 459, F.S., who examines a patient who wishes, or whose legal representative wishes, to execute a POLST form; who attests to the patient’s or the patient’s representative’s ability to make and communicate health care decisions; who signs the POLST form; and who attests to the
Examining physician means a Board-Certified Cardiologist, a Board-Certified Cardiothoracic Surgeon, or a Qualified Physician, who (i) has treated the Diet Drug Recipient for any of the conditions that form the basis of the Matrix Claim or (ii) demonstrates to the Trust the same familiarity with the Diet Drug Recipient's medical condition, and applying normal clinical practice standards, as a physician who has treated the Diet Drug Recipient for any of the conditions that form the basis of the Matrix Claim.
Examining physician means a doctor who physically examines a claimant for purposes of evaluating his impairments;