Blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians in Ohio
- Blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians
- 21
- Linked to a hospital or group
- 10
- Hospitals with a blood banking and transfusion medicine physician
- 13
- Medical groups with a blood banking and transfusion medicine physician
- 8
- Cities
- 7
There are 21 blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians in Ohio. University Hospitals Medical Practices has the most, 5, and Cleveland Clinic Akron General has the most affiliated blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians, 2. Cleveland is home to 5, and 11% finished medical school 30 or more years ago.
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Ohio blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians, listed A to Z by last name
Each blood banking and transfusion medicine physician on the list has blood banking and transfusion medicine as their primary specialty and an Ohio practice address. The list shows the NPI and city, and how many hospitals and medical groups each one practices with. A free account names every hospital and group, with validated contacts.
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The list shows the 11 blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians with a public profile. The other 10 are counted in the total and searchable with a free account.
Sources: NPPES NPI Registry (CMS) and Dmand AI Affiliation Data
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University Hospitals Medical Practices has the most blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians in Ohio, with 5
Pediatric Academic Association (PAA) is second with 3, and Nationwide Children's Hospital third with 3. Counts are blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians with an Ohio address linked to each group.
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Cleveland Clinic Akron General has the most affiliated blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians in Ohio, with 2
Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital in Canton is second with 2, and Fairview Hospital third with 2. Ohio blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians are affiliated with 13 hospitals in all.
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Cleveland has the most blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians in Ohio, with 5
Blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians practice in 7 Ohio cities. Every city with 10 or more has its own page.
Source: NPPES NPI Registry (CMS)
Most Ohio blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians practice at a hospital: 9 of the 10 with a mapped site
2 also practice at clinical labs, and 2 at a medical group site. A blood banking and transfusion medicine physician can practice at several kinds of site, so the shares overlap.
Ohio blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians by site of care
- Hospitals9
- Clinical labs2
- Medical group practices2
- Dialysis centers1
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11% of Ohio blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians finished medical school 30 or more years ago
1 of the 9 Ohio blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians with a graduation year on file. 1 graduated in the last 10 years.
Physicians by years since medical school
- Under 10 years ago1
- 10 to 19 years ago5
- 20 to 29 years ago2
- 30 to 39 years ago1
- 40 or more years ago0
Source: Dmand AI Professional Profile Data
Every Ohio blood banking and transfusion medicine physician profile shows current hospitals and groups, Medicare activity and NPI details
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- EmployerThe organization they work for, when one is on fileWith a free account
- Medicare servicesServices and procedure codes billed to Medicare, from CMSOn every profile
- Medicare Part D prescribingClaims and drug costs from Part D, from CMSOn every profile
- Industry paymentsPayments from drug and device makers, from CMS Open PaymentsOn every profile
- Publications and clinical trialsResearch papers and trials linked to the NPI, when on fileOn every profile
- Licenses and graduation yearState license numbers and medical school graduation yearOn every profile
- NPI detailsNPI, enumeration date, primary taxonomy and practice addressOn every profile
- Work email and mobile numberFound on request through healthcare waterfall enrichment, then validatedWith a free account
- EHR in useThe EHR at each site where they practiceWith a free account
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Sources: NPPES NPI Registry (CMS), Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners (CMS), Open Payments (CMS) and Dmand AI Affiliation Data
Sources for the Ohio blood banking and transfusion medicine physician directory
| Data on this page | Source |
|---|---|
| HCPs, types and specialties | NPPES NPI Registry (CMS) and Dmand AI Professional Profile Data |
| Sites of care, hospitals and medical groups | Dmand AI Affiliation Data |
| Medical school graduation year | Dmand AI Professional Profile Data |
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Blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians are HCPs whose primary specialty is blood banking and transfusion medicine (taxonomy code 207ZB0001X), with an active NPI and an Ohio practice address.
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How many blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians are in Ohio?
21 blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians have an active NPI, an Ohio practice address and blood banking and transfusion medicine (taxonomy code 207ZB0001X) as their primary specialty. 10 of them are linked to a hospital or medical group.
Which Ohio medical groups have the most blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians?
University Hospitals Medical Practices, with 5, followed by Pediatric Academic Association (PAA) with 3 and Nationwide Children's Hospital with 3.
Which Ohio hospitals have the most blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians?
Cleveland Clinic Akron General, with 2 affiliated blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians, followed by Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital with 2 and Fairview Hospital with 2.
Which Ohio cities have the most blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians?
Cleveland, with 5, followed by Columbus (5) and Dayton (5). Blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians practice in 7 Ohio cities in all.
How many Ohio blood banking and transfusion medicine physicians finished medical school 30 or more years ago?
1 of the 9 with a graduation year on file, or 11%. 1 graduated in the last 10 years.
What is the taxonomy code for blood banking and transfusion medicine?
207ZB0001X is the NPPES taxonomy code for blood banking and transfusion medicine. Sub-specialties with their own code are counted on their own lists.
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