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. Manuela Ferreira:

   Adults with sudden back pain do not need to rush to get an X-ray or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), unless the clinician suspects the patient has a more serious condition, such as fracture or cancer, less than 5 percent of patients with low back pain, however, will fall into this category.

2. Douglas Owens:

   We ’d say if you have concerns or any concern of elevated risk, it would be time to have a conversation with a child’s clinician.

3. 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.

4. Michael Brudno:

   The problem was that the clinician had to put the data into PhenomeCentral and GeneMatcher and into Decipher in order to find the matches, and this is obviously a waste of clinicians' time. We decided we needed to create a system by which the various matchmakers could talk with each other.

5. Otis Brawley:

   It's not whether you have pancreatic cancer, or colon cancer or lung cancer that's going to be important to the treating clinician, what's going to be important to the treating clinician is what's wrong with your tumor at a molecular level.