Letters To Rondell Case Summary

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Dear Ronell,

As telephonically discussed, urgently submit the following documentation of Dr White, in order for management to review her application for admission rights at our facility:
- Copy of CV (if available)
- Certified Copy of I.D.,
- Copy of qualifications,
- HPCSA registration and
- Proof of MPS cover.

If you can email it to me within the next two days, that will be great.

Thank you.

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