Physician director definition

Physician director means the medical director of the comprehensive hemophilia treatment center which is directly responsible for a patient’s maintenance program.

Physician director means a physician who serves as the medical advisor for an education program and who is responsible for establishing the standards for emergency medical care instruction utilized in the program.

Physician director means the medical director of the comprehensive hemophilia treatment center which is directly responsible for an individual’s maintenance program.

Examples of Physician director in a sentence

• The Physician director or a committee of staff Physicians, in conjunction with the attending Physician will assume full responsibility for appropriate case selection, training of the Enrollee and family members in full detail of the procedure, and the prescribing of a suitable dialysis machine.

• Treatment must be arranged through the Enrollee’s attending Physician during the establishment of the treatment program and either the Physician director or a committee of staff Physicians of a Participating Hospital Hemodialysis program that has been approved by the Carrier.

• Following absence on account of illness or from unknown cause, the District Physician director of school health services may examine each student returning to a school without a certificate from a local public health officer, a duly licensed physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner.

• The District Physician director of school health services, or other health professionals acting upon direction or referral of the director District Physician, may make evaluations of teachers and any other school employees, school buildings and premises as, in their discretion, they may deem necessary to protect the health of the students and staff.

More Definitions of Physician director

Physician director has the meaning set forth in Section 5.1(b).