The phrase "a head physician" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the leading or chief physician in a medical setting, often responsible for overseeing other doctors and medical staff.
Example: "Dr. Smith has been appointed as a head physician at the new hospital, where he will lead the cardiology department."
Alternatives: "chief physician" or "lead physician".
His father, a urologist, is the head physician at St . Johann Nepomuk Catholic Hospitalin Erfurt.
For the purpose of our survey, Switzerland was divided into five zones based on linguistics or geography; one or two of the co-authors per zone sent a questionnaire to the head physician of each emergency center, or in the absence of such, to the acting head or to the hospital administration.
As a result, head physicians, even if less involved in everyday clinical work, are considered to be sufficiently knowledgeable to answer the questions posed.
Hertha Nathorff, head physician at a major hospital in Berlin until September 1938, related her repeated attempts to gather the funds, documents and permissions to go with her husband to Cuba and thence to the US: bribery and extortion were part of the process, and by New Year's Eve 1938 she still had not got away: "I'm just counting the days until we can get out of this hell".
So if a football team is playing, its head physician absolutely has to be on the sideline.
Their head physician is Anthony Casolaro, an internist with subspecialities in pulmonary and critical care who has been with the club for 14 years.
The research assistant was informed by the head physician when there was to be a consultation involving a Turkish-speaking diabetic patient and an interpreter (professional or ad-hoc).
Second, data were collected from the head nurse or head physician only and on a declarative basis.
The decision as to whether a player can return to a game or practice is left to each team's head physician, but must also be confirmed by an independent neurological consultant.
