Physician used in a sentence

Physician in a sentence as a noun

The AMA does not license physicians, state governments do.

A nurse wouldn't sanction ice chips without the admitting physician's chop.

An ambulance driver diverted to a closer e/r despite having a physician onboard.

The baby comes and there are no complications and no anesthetic and the attending physician never even showed up for some reason.

His point is more about not putting all your eggs in one basket; you certainly don't tell your barista about an upcoming physician's appointment, or that you are in the market for a house.

Medical boards should get involved in investigating dentists and physicians who behave like this, and in taking a closer look at a company who would go after patients like this.

A friend of mine who is an emergency room physician probably earns over twice the average software developers salary with fewer hours and very flexible shifts.

"The average physician's net income declined 7 percent from 1995 to 2003, after adjusting for inflation, while incomes of lawyers and other professionals rose by 7 percent during the period.

I don't know of any physician who regularly treats psychotic patients in emergency rooms who recommends that young people with family history medical risk for psychosis use *********.

Speaking as a physician, and with the caveat that I assume Dr. Bedi wouldn't waste his time if this story wasn't mostly accurate, I want to express my frustration - this is why we can't have nice things!Medical bureaucracies are very reticent to chose software from companies that don't have a long track record.