Allied Health Practitioners - Medical Staff Services
For Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) & Physician Assistants:
(APRNs include Nurse Practitioners, Nurse Midwives, and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists)
For other allied health practitioners, please contact Medical Staff Services directly at 410-328-2902 for further instructions.
All Advanced Practice Nurses and Physician Assistants must have accepted a position with a clinical department at the University of Maryland Medical Center, University Physicians, Inc, or other UMMS affiliation. Please do not complete/submit an application unless this has taken place.
When starting the credentialing process, please ensure that you have applied for:
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Submitted an attestation to the Board of Nursing (if applicable);
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Maryland license;
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Federal DEA registration with a Maryland address (if applicable);
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Maryland Controlled Substance Registration (if applicable);
Download the necessary credentialing documents from this website. These include the:
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Hospital Initial Appointment Application;
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Federal DEA/Maryland CDS Attestation (if applicable);
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Privilege form;
Submit the following to the appropriate Medical Staff Coordinator:
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Application
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Privilege form
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Copies of all licenses, board certifications, malpractice insurance certificates
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Copy of BON attestation, job description, etc (if applicable);
Appropriate references:
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CRNAs must supply the name/contact/email information of an Anesthesiologist as a reference on their application. This is a requirement of the Anesthesiology Department Chairman.
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CRNPs must supply the name/contact/email information of a preceptor/direct supervisor from their CRNP Program if they are a recent graduate of the program (within 5 years). This is a requirement of the CRNP Director.
Be on call and willing to assist Medical Staff Services should they run into problems doing primary source verification regarding your education, previous training/employment, insurance coverage, peer reviews, etc. Your help will expedite the process.