Provider Profiles: Start Here

Provider profiles on UAMSHealth.com are created and maintained by service line and department editors. This page lists the articles needed, in the order they are needed.

1. Before you begin

• Which Providers Get a Provider Profile? Who is eligible. Residents, fellows and other trainees do not currently get a profile.
• Service Line Editors. Who edits profiles for each service line and department, and what to do when an area has no editor.
• Logging Into the Find a Provider Editor. How to get access.
• UAMSHealth.com Provider Profile Data Collection Form. A form a provider or a knowledgeable stakeholder fills in to supply the information a profile needs.

2. Create a profile

• Creating a New Provider Profile. Every tab and field, which ones are required, and what each controls.
• Provider Titles. Setting the clinical title from the NPI taxonomy code, and what to do when the code is wrong or missing.
• Request a New or Revised UAMS Health Clinical Title.
• Provider Degrees and Credentials. Which degrees and credentials are listed and how to enter them.
• The Dr. Prefix. How the prefix is decided. It is set automatically.
• Service Lines. What a service line is, the current list, and how to translate the older service line values found in Epic.
• Google My Business Categories. The categories available when choosing up to ten for a profile.

3. Add a portrait

Editors do not upload portraits. UAMS Web Services adds them.

• Portraits on Provider Profiles and Other Listings. How a portrait is taken or submitted.
• Requirements for Professional Portraits and What Should Someone Be Wearing in Their Portrait?

4. Add extra content

• Adding a UAMS Health Talk Podcast to a Page.
• Personal Marketing Websites for UAMS Providers. What can and cannot be linked or implied.
• Why Does a Provider Profile Not Have a Star Rating? Why a profile shows a message instead of a rating.

5. Preview and publish

• Save as Draft, then set Pending Review when the profile is ready. UAMS Web Services reviews it. The Statuses section of Creating a New Provider Profile describes each status.
• When Nothing Shows Up After Previewing Provider Profile. A known preview problem and the workaround.

6. When a provider changes or leaves

• Deactivating a UAMS Health Provider Profile. Setting a profile to Inactive when a person is no longer a UAMS worker.
• Patient Right-to-Know Act and Editing Profiles of Providers That Leave UAMS. Keep the profile published for 12 months with the modified content, then deactivate it.
• Do not trash or delete a profile. Set it to Ineligible or Inactive instead.