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. 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.

3. Ali Khan:

   It is an incredibly difficult infection to watch as a clinician, we get folks who are coming in to hospitals with seizures or with encephalitis caused by the flu. Folks who are coming in with significant muscle injury and breakdown, like the kind that you get when you’re quite dehydrated and overly fatigued.

4. 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.

5. Marcie Bockbrader:

   From my point of view as a clinician, that’s what’s important— what we do in terms of man on the street, can they get this to help them get better? We want to make it more widely available.