Most have a single practice, though some share their practice with another physician.

Seven of the general practitioners and nine of the specialists are women.

Faculty of Medicine. Specialization in Paediatrics (Paediatrician, 1971)

1976 1980 Full time private medical practitioner, Mabvuku and Mbare

There are lawyers, doctors, teachers, photographers, professional cartographers and even priests and nuns.

288. The primary, curative health care services comprise private general practitioners and practising specialists, practising dentists, physiotherapists, chiropractors, psychologists and podiatrists.

292. With the diversification of the fields of their professional activity, by 1990 women represented 40 per cent of members in the professional organization of accountants, and 20 to 25 per cent of members in professional organizations of physicians, lawyers, odontologists and architects.

There is a wide range of specialists in Aruba, with some 67 specialists representing around 20 different specialisms.

Are you a practicing physician?

Services to patients are offered by primary health care specialists family doctors, internists or paediatricians.

Professional law practice

The number of obstetricians and gynaecologists registered with the Syrian Association of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists is 961, of whom 619 are male doctors and 342 are female doctors.

The limiting factors are the range of expertise available to the four medical officers, one surgeon and one anaesthetist.

Participation of scientists in programmes for new self employed professionals (till now, engineers, lawyers, medical doctors etc, were not entitled for participation).

Spouse apos s profession Lawyer.

Blood comes gushing from your gashes. With your fading strength, you call 9 1 1 and you pray for a trained MD. But you get me.

Women's professions in rural areas consist primarily of teacher, medical worker, accountant, economist and seamstress, as well as certain purely farm professions_such as dairymaid, agronomist and veterinarian.

practising specialist b c

The centre is staffed by teachers, physicians, lawyers, criminologists and social workers.

So, we don't consider him

August 1965, qualified as a doctor in the School of Medicine, Faculty of Medical Sciences, National University of Buenos Aires.

(c) Inadequate practical preparation of graduating medical students, particularly physicians

The existence of any system of mandatory reporting for professional groups working with and for children (for example teachers, medical doctors)

If the court pleases, I call upon Dr Emil Von Hallor, if he'll give us his opinion.

And they're starting to dominate lots of professions doctors, lawyers, bankers, accountants.

There are currently 34 general practitioners distributed over the island.

The number of obstetricians and gynaecologists amounted to 1,720 in 2002.

Medical universities and colleges train physicians, dentists and pharmacists.

There are also specialized hospitals such as maternity hospitals, lung hospitals, mental hospitals, etc.

ESA had invited physicians, medical research organizations, hospitals and the biomedical industry to become active members of the association, and thereby to interact with the space industry.

Volunteers of Nigerian professionals in medical services, land engineers, teachers to developing countries on request

In the first aid station policlinic activity, the protection of women was provided by 108 doctors of medicine (105 specialists) and 214 health care technicians.

Degree M.D. Speciality Board Certification Paediatrics

The tertiary health care level provides highly specialised medical services that are provided in specialised treatment centres or institutions by qualified specialists from one or more sectors of medicine.

1976 Government Medical Officer at Marondera Hospital

7. There are few medical professionals in Afghanistan and a very small number of female professionals.

Well, I'd say take her to the nearest psychiatrist, or psychologist, or neurologist, or psycho...

It goes through towards the skilled manual occupations in the middle, then the junior non manual, going up high to the professional occupations doctors, lawyers, directors of larger companies.

Moreover, insufficient attention has been paid to the training of all professional groups working with or for children such as judges, lawyers, magistrates, law enforcement personnel, police officers, army officers, officials of the central and local administrations, health professionals, teachers, social workers, and personnel working in child care and detention institutions.

Moreover, insufficient attention has been paid to the training of all professional groups working with or for children such as judges, lawyers, magistrates, law enforcement personnel, police officers, army officers, officials of the central and local administrations, health professionals, teachers, social workers, and personnel working in child care and detention institutions.

Tell the physician to come in.

A further 2 per cent had other professional qualifications such as certified public accounting.

64. The secondary schools are fully staffed by professionally qualified teachers.

It is in this context that I look with admiration and respect to the medical profession.

Looks like it's been done by a good army surgeon.