Taxonomy code
225B00000X: Pulmonary Function Technologist
225B00000X is the NUCC provider taxonomy code for Pulmonary Function Technologist, in the Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Restorative Service Providers group.
Code details
- Code
- 225B00000X
- Grouping
- Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Restorative Service Providers
- Classification
- Pulmonary Function Technologist
- Specialization
- None (this is the general classification code)
- Display name
- Pulmonary Function Technologist
- Used by
- Individuals (NPI-1)
NUCC definition
An individual who is trained and qualified to perform pulmonary diagnostic tests. In the course of conducting these tests, the Pulmonary Function Technologist is able to setup, calibrate, maintain, and ensure the quality assurance of the pulmonary function testing equipment. In the laboratory, clinical or patient care setting the technologist instructs patients, elicits cooperation, performs procedures, monitors patient response, and evaluates patient performance. Tests results are calculated, compared with predicted normal ranges, and evaluated for reliability. The technologist collects clinical history data and evaluates the clinical implications of the test results.
Providers listing Pulmonary Function Technologist
- A & T Imaging INCNPI 1861431215
- A&P Enterprises L.L.C.NPI 1679956429
- A2z Medical Services, LLCNPI 1437593183
- Acme Diagnostic Laboratory INC.NPI 1336009778
- Beverly Saito Acuna, Respiratoy TherapistNPI 1629542006
- Advanced Healthcare Specialists INCNPI 1659539450
- Advantage Diagnostics Testing PCNPI 1134100951
- Aerisleep Mobile Diagnostics LLCNPI 1477343309
- Lynette Debbie Aitcheson, RTNPI 1477027472
- Tristan AlbrechtNPI 1790218485
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