hematologist

The patient is told that she already has an appointment to see another hematologist.

This is directly from my hematologist btw who is an expert in blood clots at a famous hospital.

My dad started his work as a Pediatric Hematologist Oncologist in the late 60s.

Maybe his practicing title is hematologist but he also has done the epidemiology training, he just doesn't practice that on a hospital.

These days my hematologist likes to keep me in the 50-75 ng/mL range.

Interestingly I have a friend (a hematologist) that says that they actually try not to overscan for fear of finding something.

I will admit that I was raised in a Christian household, although my parents are both scientists -- a biochemist and a hematologist.

There is no blood-test-ologist (hematologist?) step, unlike radiology.

This is my father's experience with his hematologist.

Not a doctor, so talk to your hematologist!

Referral to a hematologist may be warranted.

I had a hematologist client-dump me on the answering machine.

For example, when I was diagnosed with one of those things that requires a hematologist I told the receptionist jokingly: "I got the spicy diagnosis"

"Vinay Phrasad, hematologist-oncologist and associate professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco".

Rachel Bercovitz, a hematologist and professor at Northwestern University’s medical school, said aspirin inhibits platelet function, so Henretta’s doctor is “diagnosing the intended effect of the medication” as a separate disease.

This person is an "hematologist-oncologist".

Hematologist let me know I wasn’t allowed to come in because I wanted to switch.