- To initiate the appeals process, first notify the Appeals Committee Chair of your intent to appeal
- Your appeal must be in the form of a detailed letter responding to each concern listed in the Credentialing Committee's denial letter
- Include a statement of the grounds on which you believe your application should be reconsidered
- Along with the letter of appeal, you may submit any appropriate supporting documentation for the grounds of your appeal. The grounds for the appeal and the supporting documentation MUST SUPPORT the original application submitted. New information can clarify or explain the information in the application but, otherwise, no new material may be submitted.
- Your appeal letter and any supporting documentation must be submitted via email to the Appeals Committee Chair.
- Your appeal letter and any support documentation must be received within 30 days of the date on which the Credentialing Committee's denial letter was emailed to you
- All decisions of the Appeals Committee will be based on the original submitted application
- You will be notified in writing of the Appeals Committee’s final decision within 60 days of the date your appeal letter is received
If your application was denied based on the Core Requirements or Case Logs, and your appeal is unsuccessful, you may request feedback on your Case Reports from the Primary Reviewer of your application.
- Please contact the Credentialing Committee to request feedback (email Liz Hughston)
- The Case Reports will be reviewed after the application and appeals process is complete for all applicants