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The Provider Career Evidence Network.

One career record. More ways forward.

Start with your NPI. VitalCV assembles what sources can support, shows what still needs you, and helps you find roles where that record can move with you.

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Free for clinicians. Your NPI is a public identifier — entering it starts nothing you don’t approve.

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Art-directed view from behind of a clinician walking through a quiet hospital corridor

An art-directed image of an anonymous clinician moving through a quiet clinical setting. No real clinician, patient, employer, credential, or outcome is represented.

CV Wallet

Your career record, source by source.

Illustrative
  1. IdentityNPPESSource-backed
  2. Practice historyYou control what you addYour record
  3. License recordState boardAccess required
  4. Career evidenceSelected by youNeeds your review

Choose what you share

Your employer receives the exact record you approve.
Illustration — not a live result. It names source-backed facts, open work, and access limits without implying an employer decision.

Art-directed image; no real clinician or patient. The record is illustrative, nothing has been sent, and institution review decides the outcome.

Clinician opportunities

See where your record could go next.

Explore all opportunities
Reading the current opportunity feed…

Public-feed roles open at their original source. Apply with VitalCV appears only for opportunities connected to VitalCV.

One record, carried forward

The career move becomes one continuous object.

VitalCV keeps the source, your choice, the employer’s decision, and the next use connected without pretending an institution’s review has already happened.

  1. Your record

    Source state and freshness stay attached.

  2. Opportunity

    The listing and its source stay visible.

  3. Your choice

    You select what the employer may review.

  4. Exact packet

    The submitted record is sealed as its own version.

  5. Employer review

    The institution reviews that exact packet.

  6. Accepted head start

    Only after the employer records that decision.

  7. Reuse

    Fresh clinician consent is required next time.

Illustrative process — not a current application, employer decision, accepted head start, or actual start. Institution review remains.

Attribution

Every line says how it got there

Confirmed by a source, reported by you, not checked, withdrawn. Four different things, so four different words — never flattened into one green tick.

  • Source-confirmedA named source answered

    We name which source and when it answered. If you want to check it yourself, you have everything you need to.

  • You reported itIt came from you

    Yours to state, and labelled as yours. It is never quietly promoted to something a source confirmed.

  • Access requiredThe source will not answer us

    Some registries only answer an institution, not a person. Where that is true we say so, rather than showing a blank and letting it read as nothing to report.

  • Not checkedWe did not look

    Some things we do not read at all. That is shown as a gap, because a gap you can see is worth more than one you find out about later.

How a record reads
  • IdentitySource-confirmed
  • Federal exclusion listSource-confirmed
  • Medicare enrollmentSource-confirmed
  • State licence numberYou reported it
  • State board statusAccess required
  • Board certificationNot checked

Illustrative — the shape of a record, not a real person’s.

None of this is a credentialing decision. It is the evidence an institution’s review starts from, with the gaps named instead of buried.

Questions

Asked before anyone signs up

Is this credentialing?

No. Credentialing is a decision an institution makes under its own policy, and VitalCV never makes it. What VitalCV does is get the evidence together first — what public federal sources already establish, what is still open, and where each line came from — so the review starts from something rather than from an empty file.

Which sources do you actually read?

The federal provider registry for identity and specialty, the federal exclusion list, and Medicare enrollment. State licence numbers are shown as you report them: we display the number, not a live status, because we cannot read board status in every state. Board certification is not checked at all. The footer states how fresh each source is, derived from the same registry the status page reads.

What happens to something I have already shared?

A submitted ApplicationPacket stays as the exact historical record you approved. Your CV Wallet may change later, but the product shows current evidence separately instead of silently replacing what an employer received.

Who decides what leaves my profile?

You do, every time. VitalCV assembles and prepares, but sending is yours to approve. A future employer receives nothing merely because you shared with someone else before.

What does it cost to start?

Nothing to enter your NPI and see what comes back; no account is needed for that. Pricing beyond that point is on the pricing page rather than implied here.

For employers

Hiring clinicians?

Find people who fit. Know what remains. Keep the hire moving. VitalCV shows your team exactly where each candidate stands — and who owns the next step.

VitalCV for employers
  • Find people who fit

    Search by what’s on record, not what’s on a résumé.

  • Know what remains

    See the open items on any hire — and who owns each one.

  • Keep the hire moving

    When it’s your move, VitalCV makes that obvious too.

Start

Start with your NPI

You watched it work. Now let it work for you — we find what we can, show you what remains, and get to it.

Start with your NPI

Free to start. You decide what gets shared, every time.

VitalCV

Source freshness, stated plainly: NPPES is read live per request; OIG/LEIE returns a monthly snapshot and CMS PECOS a quarterly snapshot; state licensure is access-gated. Where a source hasn’t answered, the profile says so instead of guessing.

VitalCV — One career record. More ways forward.