Clinical social worker
Matthew McUmber
LCSW, LADAC, CADC II
Fort Oglethorpe, GA
From the public NPI record
- Practice location
- Fort Oglethorpe, GA 30742
- Registered profession
- clinical social worker
- Also registered as
- addiction (substance use disorder) counselor
- Licenses listed
- 1158 (Tennessee); 6464 (Tennessee); 6110 (Georgia)
- NPI issued
- June 21, 2017
- Record last updated
- April 7, 2020
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About Matthew
Matthew McUmber is listed as a clinical social worker in Fort Oglethorpe, GA. Also registered as an addiction (substance use disorder) counselor. Contact the practice for current services and appointment availability.
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About the provider (2)
What does Matthew McUmber's NPI record list?
The public NPI record (NPI 1851811780) lists Matthew McUmber as a clinical social worker, gives the credential LCSW, LADAC, CADC II and lists licenses 1158 (Tennessee); 6464 (Tennessee); 6110 (Georgia).
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Matthew McUmber has not claimed this profile, so its details come only from the public NPI record, last updated April 7, 2020. Look up NPI 1851811780 in the NPI registry, check a license with the state licensing board and confirm details with the practice.
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How do I request an appointment with Matthew McUmber?
Call the practice at (706) 841-0500 to ask about availability and request an appointment. The practice confirms the clinician and the appointment.
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