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Parts of your record already live in public sources employers trust. Enter your NPI and see what they return, what still needs you, and what nobody can read yet — before anyone asks you for a folder.

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Free for clinicians, always. We read public and permissioned sources only, and nothing leaves your record until you approve a specific recipient.

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Sources read on their own cadence and return what they hold into one record the clinician owns. The NPPES registry reads live; the OIG exclusion file is a monthly snapshot; state licensure is access-gated; employment history stays not checked until an issuer attests. Illustrative — the real source registry, with values as blank bars because the real ones are yours. Every row carries glyph, word, source and cadence.
Awaiting an NPI — nothing has been read yet

The record, as sources return it

Eight rows from the real source registry. Each carries glyph, word, source and cadence — never colour alone.

  • NPI registry recordNPPES · read live
    Not checked
  • Name and specialtyNPPES · read live
    Not checked
  • Practice locationNPPES · read live
    Not checked
  • Exclusion screenOIG LEIE · monthly snapshot
    Not checked
  • Medicare enrollmentPECOS · quarterly snapshot
    Not checked
  • State licensureLicensure · access-gated
    Access required
  • Employment historyNo source yet · not read
    Not checked
  • Board certificationNo source yet · not read
    Not checked
How evidence moves

Sources read. You hold. You release.

Four hops, drawn honestly: what a source returned, where it rests, the gate only you open, and the desk where a human still decides. One source stops at a barred rule — we are not allowed to read it, and it is drawn that way on purpose.

Named sources return readings into the record the clinician owns: the NPPES registry reads live, the OIG exclusion file is a monthly snapshot, and state licensure stops at a barred rule because VitalCV may not read it. A consent gate that only the clinician opens releases one exact packet to an employer, whose reviewers work a short exceptions queue. The decision stays with the employer. Illustrative — no copies of documents move, only readings with a source and a cadence. Values are blank bars because the real ones are yours.
Record to start date

One record, once — then every job after it.

You assemble your evidence a single time and keep it for the rest of your career. Everything downstream — what fits you, what you apply with, how your next employer starts — runs off that one record instead of asking you again.

  1. Once, and for good

    The record

    Ten digits open it. Sources fill it, you own it, and it outlives every employer you’ll ever have.

    Source-confirmed rows build itNPI ··· ··· ····
  2. Continuously

    Readiness

    You see what would have stalled you in week three — before anyone asks for it, while it is still yours to fix.

    Needs you · named, with an ownerre-read on file · no re-upload
  3. When you’re looking

    Roles that fit the evidence

    Matching starts from what your record already shows — license state, setting, the work itself — not from keywords in a résumé. The live feed below is that surface.

    Matched against the recordcurrent listings · source named
  4. On your consent

    Apply with proof attached

    One exact packet goes with the application — you choose its scope, and nothing moves without you. No portal re-typing, no folder.

    Released by youscope printed on it
  5. Day one

    Start in days

    The employer begins at exceptions, not at intake — a short list of named items instead of a paper chase.

    Open items stay visibly openeach with an owner

The loop only holds because the record is the clinician’s. Every arrow above moves a reading, never a copy of a document.

Durations are pilot targets, not returned data
Roles

Roles, read against your record — not your keywords.

VitalCV scores each role against what your record already shows — and names what stands between you and it, before you apply.

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Reading the current opportunity feed…

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

Drawn illustrations; no real clinician, employer, or result; nothing has been sent, and institution review decides the outcome.

What you share

One exact packet — and what it refuses to decide.

When you apply, the employer receives a bounded, printed thing: sources, scope, and an explicit statement of the questions it does not answer. A reviewer can read it in a minute. This is its shape — it is not a real submission.

Exact packet — career evidence

composed on your release · scope chosen by you
True as of its file dates
Subject
NPI ··· ··· ····
Recipient
named by you
Scope
chosen by you
Excluded
everything else
Findings, as a source returned them
  • NPI registry recordNPPES · read live
    Source-confirmed
  • Exclusion screenOIG LEIE · monthly file, date printed
    Monthly snapshot
  • Medicare enrollmentPECOS · quarterly file, date printed
    Quarterly snapshot
  • State licensureNot read — access required, and the row says so
    Access required
  • Employment historyNo source queried — needs an issuer to attest
    Not checked
What this exact packet does not decide
  • Whether this clinician should be hired, privileged, or enrolled. That authority stays with the reviewing organisation.
  • Anything about the rows marked access required or not checked. Absence of a finding is not a finding.
  • That a monthly or quarterly row is true today — those are dated files, and the date is printed on the row.
Illustrative — the shape of an exact packet. This is not a real submission.Page 1 of 1
Read it the way a reviewer does

Machine facts are set in mono, prose in sans. If you are looking at mono type, a source returned it — VitalCV did not write it.

Five states, no others
Source-confirmed · a named source answeredSnapshot · true as of a dated monthly or quarterly fileNeeds you · yours to actAccess required · we can’t lookNot checked · the default

The word is always ink. The hue only ever carries the glyph and the left rule.

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For employers

Start clinicians from evidence, not from scratch.

A consented exact packet, the requirements it already speaks to, and the open items that remain. Your team reviews exceptions instead of chasing documents — and every decision stays yours.

  1. 01

    Arrive with the evidence attached

    The candidate consents to an exact packet before your first conversation. Nothing arrives that they did not release.

  2. 02

    Read requirements as a ledger

    Each requirement resolves to a source and a cadence. Unread rows are shown as unread, not as pending optimism.

  3. 03

    Work the exceptions

    The open items are named, each with an owner. That is the queue — not a folder of eighteen PDFs.

  4. 04

    Keep the decision

    VitalCV never returns a verdict on a person. It returns what sources said and when they said it — institution review decides the rest.

Requirement ledger · illustrative, no real role
  • Identity matches the registry recordNPPES · read live
    Source-confirmed
  • Exclusion screen on fileOIG LEIE · monthly file, date printed
    Monthly snapshot
  • Medicare enrollment on filePECOS · quarterly file, date printed
    Quarterly snapshot
  • State licensureOnly the clinician can open this source
    Access required
  • One named item, ownedOwner shown on the row · stays open until real
    Needs the clinician
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Honest limits

What we cannot see.

Published here rather than discovered later. A product that reads sources for a living owes you the boundary of what it reads.

Access required

Sources we are not allowed to read

State licensure is not open to us yet, and some federal sources answer only the clinician. Where that is true, the row says so instead of guessing.

Snapshot · monthly or quarterly

Sources that publish in batches

The OIG exclusion file is monthly; Medicare enrollment is quarterly. Those rows carry the file’s date, never the word “current”.

Not checked

Things nobody has asked for yet

Privileges, employment and references need an issuer to attest. Until one does, the row stays empty and says so.

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No demo call, no gated download, no account. You see your record first — and nothing is shared unless you say so.

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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 record says so instead of guessing.

VitalCV — One record, every job after it.