Forensic Pathology Physician
A forensic pathologist is expert in investigating and evaluating cases of sudden, unexpected, suspicious and violent death as well as other specific classes of death defined by law. The forensic pathologist serves the public as coroner or medical examiner, or by performing medicolegal autopsies for such officials.
Source: NUCC Health Care Provider Taxonomy, version 25.1 · Classification: Pathology · Specialization: Forensic Pathology · Section: Individual
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207ZP0102XAnatomic Pathology Physician207ZP0101XBlood Banking & Transfusion Medicine Physician207ZB0001XChemical Pathology Physician207ZP0104XClinical Informatics (Pathology) Physician207ZC0008XClinical Pathology Physician207ZC0006XClinical Pathology/Laboratory Medicine Physician207ZP0105XCytopathology Physician207ZC0500XAbout taxonomy 207ZF0201X
What does taxonomy code 207ZF0201X mean?
207ZF0201X is the NUCC taxonomy code for Forensic Pathology Physician. The prefix 20 denotes the Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians grouping, 7Z the Pathology classification, and F0201 identifies the Forensic Pathology specialization.
How many Forensic Pathology Physician providers have an NPI?
NPIFinder currently indexes 2 providers who list 207ZF0201X on their NPI record, 2 of them as their primary taxonomy. Washington, California have the most.
Is a taxonomy code the same as board certification?
No. Taxonomy codes are self-reported when a provider applies for an NPI and are not verified by a licensing or certifying board. Check the state license number on the provider profile for licensing status.
How do I find a Forensic Pathology Physician near me?
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