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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a medic of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of medic or a medic associated with a particular field or organization.
Example: "She is a medic of the army, trained to provide emergency care in combat situations."
Alternatives: "a member of the medical team" or "a healthcare provider in".
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The Fay report accused a medic of failing to report abuse even after guards ignored his instructions to stop it, described a doctor's indifference to proper care of prisoners and implied that medical personnel knew of the cover-up of a death.
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The role of a medic on expedition has many faces, from doctor to chef, photographer, teacher, pot-washer, latrine-digger and counsellor.
A year later I returned to read history of art, which I loved – and I also brought the discipline of a medic to studying, which was a real advantage.
Founded in 1922 by an irascible medic of that name, the Barnes is pure magic – a suburban neo-Renaissance villa full of Picassos and Cézannes, with a site-specific mural, La Danse, by Matisse.
Lawyer Rob Stary, a lawyer for one of the men, said his client worked as a medic in areas of Syria controlled by both the Islamist Group al-Nusra and the Free Syrian Army.
He was a medic in one of those jungle clearings.
"The guys are really tense," said a medic with one of the Marine battalions.
They asked him why he took so long to call a medic and seal of the area.
Embedded shrapnel; bullet wounds; severe burns; sheared-off fingers, arms and legs: Mr. Sanders and his crew observe these sights with a medic's mix of empathy and dispassion.
What's more, it accepted that a medic's understanding of pain can be reliant on a patient's description.
But on Sunday, Jonas and some Chicago veterans who called themselves a "medic team" (one of them actually is a nurse) were allowed through.
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