Taxonomy code 390200000X: Student in an Organized Health Care Education/Training Program
390200000X is the NUCC Health Care Provider Taxonomy code for Student in an Organized Health Care Education/Training Program, in the group Student, Health Care. It is one of the codes a provider lists on the NPI application to tell CMS and payers what they do.
390200000XDefinition
An individual who is enrolled in an organized health care education/training program leading to a degree, certification, registration, and/or licensure to provide health care.
NUCC notes: [1/1/2005: new]
Who uses this code
For students in any accredited health care program who need an NPI before licensure. Change it to the profession's code in NPPES once licensed; the NPI itself never changes.
Get an NPI with this taxonomy
Two free ways. SimpleNPI files the application for you, and a person confirms the taxonomy before filing; the NPI usually arrives by email and text, with all the documentation, within 10 minutes. Or apply yourself at nppes.cms.hhs.gov and type the code into the taxonomy field. First, check the free registry in case you already have an NPI.
SimpleNPI files it for you
- One short form: name, license, contact, address, identity and an e-signed authorization. About 3 minutes, no CMS account to create.
- A person checks your license and address, then files the application with CMS under your signed authorization.
- Your NPI arrives by email and text, with all the documentation, usually within 10 minutes. Filed after midnight Eastern? It issues around 6 am Eastern.
Usually within 10 minutes after the form is complete.
Start the free applicationApply yourself at NPPES
- Create an Identity & Access account at nppes.cms.hhs.gov.
- Choose Apply for an NPI for myself, Individual (Type 1).
- Enter identity, addresses, taxonomy code and license number, then certify and submit.
Usually a few business days; often minutes when the Social Security match passes.
Go to NPPESQuestions
Can I change my taxonomy code later?
Does 390200000X have to match my license?
Written by Ammon Hardin, LMT, who grew a massage practice to ten locations, built a veteran therapy network, and credentialed a large number of providers along the way. Updated Tue Oct 27, 2026. Free to read, free to use; SimpleNPI files NPI applications for free.
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