What is the National Provider Indentifier (NPI)? RHEUMATOLOGY ASSOCIATES OF CENTRAL FLORIDA PA A pediatrician could perform physical exams, manage vaccinations, monitor development milestones, diagnose illnesses, infections, injuries or other health problems, etc. Pediatric care providers are trained to care for newborns, infants, children and adolescents. The authorized official of this NPI record is Paula Kendall (Office Manaer)Ī pediatrician like The Franz Center, P.a is a physician who has completed a pediatric residency and is board-certified or board-eligible in a pediatric specialty. The Franz Center, P.a operates as a single speciality business group with one or more individual providers who practice the same area of specialization. The provider is registered as an organization and their NPI record was last updated 11 years ago.
#THE FRANZ CENTER CODE#
The practitioner's primary taxonomy code is 208000000X. The NPI number of The Franz Center, P.a is 1861760258 and was assigned on December 2011. The Franz Center, P.a is a pediatrician established in Orlando, Florida specializing in Pediatrics. Benjamin Pollock.Organization Pediatrics About THE FRANZ CENTER, P.A Yfaat Weiss (2010-2017). Since October 2017 the Center is directed by Prof. Stéphane Mosès (1990-1993), who was followed by Prof. The founding director of the Center was Prof. The Center also supports the publications of other monographs and translations, in Hebrew, German and English.
#THE FRANZ CENTER SERIES#
Many of the Center's research products are published in its peer-reviewed bilingual journal Naharaim or within the book series Makom (Wilhelm Fink, Paderborn). These projects are based on close cooperation with other prominent research institutes, in Israel and abroad, and are funded by competitive grants they often lead to publications, conferences or exhibitions. The center also initiates and carries various research projects, in which the fellows are encouraged to take part. The Rosenzweig Fellowship program is also accompanied by a weekly colloquium, in which fellows and other young scholars are given an opportunity to present and discuss their work, as well as by a year-round agenda of lectures, workshops, international conferences and other activities (see our events), which bring together world-renowned experts and young scholars from the field of German-Jewish studies. During their stay at the Center, fellows enjoy optimal work conditions and benefit from the unique research opportunities offered by the city of Jerusalem, with its libraries, archives and research institutes. In the last 30 years the Center has hosted scholars from Israel, Europe and the United States, and today its alumni constitute the elite of their field.
The Rosenzweig Fellowship allows young scholars from all over the world, doctoral and post-doctoral students, to pursue their research in a lively academic community. The core of the Center's activity lies in its fellowship program.
Over the last years the Center has been especially focusing on the questions of spatiality, cultural property, transfer of knowledge and the continuity of German culture in Palestine and Israel. The Center aims to promote the study of German and German-speaking Jewry in diverse disciplines, ranging from history to philosophy and to literature and arts. Named after the German-Jewish philosopher Franz Rosenzweig (1886-1929), whose life and work are considered to be emblematic of the German-Jewish cultural legacy, the Center seeks to honor the achievements of German and German-speaking Jewry from the Middle Ages through and after the Shoah. The Franz Rosenzweig Minerva Research Center was established in 1990 at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and is funded by the Minerva Foundation.
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