My sister's oncologist, a private practitioner, prescribed high doses of Celebrex, 800 milligrams a day.
He had a long, distinguished, internationally-recognized medical career both as a private practitioner and as a medical professor.
Educated at the University of Edinburgh (M.D ., Clanny served with the navy before becoming a private practitioner.
A private practitioner and an Assistant NY State Attorney General in the Litigation Bureau, who represented the MTA during the 1980 transit strike.
Dr. Steve Gericke, a private practitioner in Mtubatuba, is a part-time forensic surgeon who does autopsies and certifies the injuries of assault and rape victims.
As a private practitioner who prescribes the newer medications for bipolar disorder, not schizophrenia, I have followed patients on these medicines for years at a time.
My dad was a doctor but wasn't a private practitioner -- he fought for 1199/S.E.I.U., a union representing health care workers, to come into the hospital system.
"I'm a private practitioner, and if I continue to ignore something that I'm supposed to do, my client can sack me," he said.
He did not have to travel far, because he soon undertook at least half a dozen police station commissions for his old department, as a private practitioner.
"What you get from me here is my unvarnished view based on both my experience at the S.E.C. and my experience as a private practitioner," he testified, referring to his role as the agency's general counsel in the 1970's.
Another candidate cited by many on the McCain advisory committee is Maureen E. Mahoney, a Washington lawyer who has argued dozens of cases successfully before the Supreme Court as a deputy solicitor general and a private practitioner.
