Synonyms for clinician
klɪˈnɪʃ ənclin·i·cian

Princeton's WordNet

1. cliniciannoun

   a practitioner (of medicine or psychology) who does clinical work instead of laboratory experiments

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1. • Medicine
   • Practitioner

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1. List of paraphrases for "clinician":

   clinicians, clinical

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1. Joshua Schiffman:

   When we put on our clinician's hat... do we look for drugs that are affecting the same pathways ? evolution has been at work evolving cancer-resistant organisms for... millions of years.

2. Paul Hokemeyer:

   It’s important that () treatment be methodically and holistically addressed in a structured and safe frame. (Patients) need to be understood rather than judged, heard rather than preached at. They must be able to lay the weight of their world in the clinician’s hands and trust that he or she won’t drop it.

3. Andy Baker:

   We could put a t-shirt on 20 people in a ward and a clinician can walk in with an i-Pad and see all 20 heart rates.

4. Chris Bader:

   A non-sport-trained clinician might say something like,' Well if your sport is stressing you out so much, why not just quit ?' that's like asking them to not be right-handed.

5. Victor Radulescu:

   If the goal is to allow the clinician to set this machine up and walk away, we should add different alarms and warnings, one thing I'd seen on other ventilators is, if the power disconnects, the [ device ] will actually [ make ] an extremely loud and audible signal that says,' Hey, you've lost power here !'.