- - co-workers of mds
- - ICU workers: Abbr.
- - Workers in the ER: Abbr.
- - Scrubs wearers, briefly
- - One attending to patients, or ICU workers: Abbr.
- - Hospital workers, briefly
- - many work in ers
- - ICU figures, briefly
- - interns work with them (and end with them!)
- - many health clinic workers, briefly
- - They work with doctors in hospitals: Abbr.
- - Hospital workers: Abbr.
- - Some hospital workers (Abbr.)
- - Patients may call for them, briefly
- - M.D.s' co-workers
- - Hospital staffers who work with doctors: Abbr.
- - Workers in white, for short
- - Urgent care workers, for short
- - Treatment overseers, briefly
- - They work with MDs
- - They work in O.R.'s
- - They may work with drips
- - They may work on drips, briefly
- - They may hook you up, briefly
- - Some Red Cross workers: Abbr.
- - Some clinic workers: Abbr.
- - Some clinic workers, for short
- - Some call-button respondents, briefly
- - Shot providers, briefly
- - Shot callers, briefly?
- - Red Cross workers, briefly
- - Pulse takers, briefly
- - Professionals who work with physicians: Abbr.
- - OR or ER workers
- - Needle workers?: Abbr.
- - MD's co-workers
- - MASH workers
- - colleagues of dos
- - Triage pros often (Abbr.)
- - icu staff members
- - IV adjusters at a hospital, often: Abbr.
- - Many Grey's Anatomy caregivers (Abbr.)
- - some med-surg personnel: abbr.
- - Associates of MDs
- - Many ICU professionals
- - med. caregivers
- - I.C.U. specialists
- - or attendants
- - keys to quality care
- - some icu professionals
- - I.C.U. figures
- - MDs' colleagues
- - O.R. staffers
- - icu vips (abbr.)
- - some m*a*s*h extras, for short
- - Certain hospital employees: Abbr.
- - Doctor's colleagues in hospitals: Abbr.
- - Colleagues of M.D.s
- - Healthcare professionals [abbr.]
- - E.R. staffers: Abbr.
- - ICU personnel: Abbr.
- - Emergency room personnel
- - or or er figures
- - icu attendants (abbr.)
- - Clinic staffers (Abbr.)
- - some at-home care providers (abbr.)
- - ER attendants: Abbr.
- - Nurses (Abbr.)
- - registered nurses, in brief
- - mds' associates
- - They call the shots
- - IV pros
- - They may administer IVs
- - IV givers
- - MD's associates
- - BP takers, often
- - Ward healers?
- - TLC givers
- - They hook up IVs
- - Some OR staff
- - Some midwives: Abbr.
- - Some ER staff members
- - Hosp. aides
- - ER employees
- - Doctors' coworkers: Abbr.
- - Docs' helpers
- - BP takers
- - "Grey's Anatomy" extras
- - They insert IVs
- - Temp. takers, at times
- - Some OR personnel
- - Some med. personnel
- - Some lactation consultants: Abbr.
- - Physicians' coworkers in hospitals: Abbr.
- - OR staffers
- - M.D.'s associates
- - ICU staff
- - Hypo users
- - Hospital people: Abbr.
- - Health-care pros
- - H.M.O. personnel
- - ER staff
- - Doctors' colleagues: Abbr.
- - Doctors' colleagues in hospitals: Abbr.
- - Dispensers of T.L.C.
- - Chart checkers, for short
- - Candy striper's coworkers: Abbr.
- - Ward V.I.P.'s
- - Vitals checkers: Abbr.
- - Vitals checkers, for short
- - Triage employees: Abbr.
- - TLC administrators
- - They tend IVs
- - They might wear scrubs: Abbr.
- - They might hook up IVs
- - They might help hook up EKGs
- - They may be live-ins: abbr.
- - They can take the pressure: Abbr.
- - They call the shots: Abbr.
- - They assist MDs
- - Temperature takers, for short
- - T.L.C. specialists
- - T.L.C. providers
- - T.L.C. is their forte
- - T.L.C. dispensers
- - T.L.C. deliverers
- - Surgical assts.
- - Surgeons' assts.
- - Some temp takers
- - Some pulse takers, for short
- - Some OR staffers
- - Some needle holders, for short
- - Some labor room laborers: Abbr.
- - Some ICU attendants
- - Some hospital employees (Abbr.)
- - Some hospice employees: Abbr.
- - Some hosp. hirees
- - Some health coaches: Abbr.
- - Shot putters?: Abbr.
- - Scrubs wearers, for short
- - Patients may call for them: abbr.
- - Patient visitors?
- - Overseers of labor movements, for short?
- - Orderly supervisors: Abbr.
- - OR VIPs
- - OR helpers
- - Ones providing IV's, maybe
- - Ones on rotations: Abbr.
- - Ones calling the shots?: Abbr.
- - OB's coworkers
- - O.R. V.I.P.'s
- - Modern Nightingales, for short
- - Medicine givers, for short
- - Medical personnel: Abbr.
- - Medical clinic pros: Abbr.
- - Medical "angels"
- - MD's aides
- - M.D.'s right hands
- - M.D.'s helpers: Abbr.
- - M.D.'s coworkers
- - M.D.'s assts.
- - M.D. helpers
- - M.D. associates
- - Licensed med. personnel
- - IV installers
- - IV hooker-uppers
- - IV administrators
- - IV adjusters
- - Infirmary attendants, for short
- - Important O.R. group
- - Important hosp. personnel
- - Important hosp. group
- - ICU professionals
- - ICU hands
- - I.C.U. staff
- - I.C.U. pros
- - I.C.U. personnel
- - I.C.U. helpers
- - Hospital staffers: Abbr.
- - Hospital pros
- - Hospital professionals who put in IVs: Abbr.
- - Hospital grads
- - Hospital employees: abbr.
- - Hosp. staff members
- - Hosp. pros
- - Hosp. Nightingales
- - Hosp. caregivers
- - Hosp. "angels"
- - Helpers of M. D.'s
- - Health care providers (abbr.)
- - H.M.O. employees
- - Group working alongside M.D.'s
- - GP's assistants
- - Givers of T.L.C.
- - Frequent users of sphygmomanometers: Abbr.
- - Former white-hat wearers
- - Extras on TV's "House"
- - ER types
- - ER professionals
- - ER personnel: Abbr.
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