Laboratory

State-issued medical license number assigned to the pathologist by a licensing board, confirming legal authority to practice. Used for credentialing verification, regulatory compliance reporting, claims adjudication, and cross-referencing with state licensing databases in lab and clinical systems.

Marital status of the pathologist as recorded in HR or credentialing systems, such as single, married, or domestic partner. Used for benefits enrollment, tax withholding configuration, and workforce demographic reporting within healthcare organization HR management processes.

Enterprise-level master person index identifier assigned to the pathologist to uniquely represent them across all clinical, administrative, and financial systems. Enables consistent identity resolution when pathologist records exist in multiple source systems including lab, HR, and credentialing platforms.

Upper threshold or maximum allowable value associated with a pathologist attribute, such as maximum caseload volume, compensation ceiling, or panel capacity. Used in workforce planning, workload balancing, and performance management within laboratory and pathology operations.

Medical record number associated with a pathologist when they are also a patient within the same health system. Links the pathologist's dual role as clinician and patient, ensuring their clinical encounters are tracked separately from their professional pathology activities in the EHR.

Middle name or initial of the pathologist as recorded in credentialing, HR, or directory systems. Used to disambiguate pathologists with similar first and last names in laboratory information systems, pathology reports, and clinical data repositories.

Lower threshold or minimum required value associated with a pathologist attribute, such as minimum case volume requirements, compensation floor, or required continuing education hours. Used in workforce planning, performance benchmarking, and compliance tracking within pathology department operations.

Mobile or cellular phone number for the pathologist, used for direct clinical communication, on-call notification, urgent diagnostic consultations, and critical value reporting within laboratory and hospital systems. Sourced from HR or provider directory and updated during onboarding or credentialing renewal.

Username or system identifier of the user who last updated the pathologist's record in the clinical or administrative data system. Supports data governance, audit trail requirements, and change management processes within laboratory information and provider credentialing systems.

Calendar date on which the pathologist's record was most recently updated in the source system. Used to track data currency, support audit trail requirements, and drive downstream refresh logic in laboratory information systems, credentialing platforms, and clinical data warehouses.

Timestamp indicating the exact time of the most recent update to the pathologist's record in the source system. Combined with modified date to support precise audit trail logging, data synchronization, and change tracking in laboratory information systems and clinical data warehouses.

Full display name of the pathologist, typically formatted as first and last name, used for presentation in laboratory reports, diagnostic consult notes, clinical dashboards, and provider directories. Sourced from HR or credentialing systems and maintained in laboratory information and clinical data systems.

Free-text annotation or administrative comment associated with the pathologist's record, capturing supplemental context such as credentialing exceptions, operational instructions, or special workflow considerations. Stored in laboratory information systems and provider management platforms to support operational and administrative processes.

System-assigned or organizationally defined numeric identifier for the pathologist, used to reference and track the individual across laboratory information systems, scheduling platforms, and clinical data warehouses. Distinct from NPI or license number and typically generated internally by the organization.

Date on which a specific condition, status, or role assignment became active for the pathologist, such as the start date of a leave of absence, clinical privilege, or department affiliation. Used in workforce management and credentialing systems to track effective dating of pathologist attributes and status changes.

Records the peripheral oxygen saturation (SpO2) measurement for a pathologist in clinical documentation. Captures pulse oximetry readings as a percentage, used in occupational health records, pre-procedure assessments, or lab personnel health monitoring within clinical data systems.

The actual dollar amount disbursed to a pathologist following adjudication of a professional services claim. Reflects reimbursement after contractual adjustments, copays, and denials are applied. Used in physician payment reconciliation, accounts payable, and provider compensation reporting within healthcare billing systems.

The calendar date on which payment was issued to a pathologist for rendered laboratory or anatomic pathology services. Used in revenue cycle management to track remittance timing, reconcile explanation of benefits records, and monitor claim payment lag within healthcare billing systems.

Identifies the parent entity, group practice, or organizational hierarchy node to which a pathologist belongs. Used in provider directory management and credentialing systems to link individual pathologists to their supervising group, practice, or health system for network management and reporting.

A percentage value associated with a pathologist record, such as a contracted reimbursement rate, fee schedule percentage of Medicare, ownership share in a group practice, or quality metric score. Used in provider contracting, compensation modeling, and performance analytics within healthcare administrative systems.