The phrase "administration surgeon" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context where a surgeon is involved in administrative duties or roles within a medical facility.
Example: "The administration surgeon was responsible for overseeing the surgical department's operations and ensuring compliance with health regulations."
Alternatives: "administrative surgeon" or "surgical administrator".
In the waning months of the Clinton administration, Surgeon General David Satcher laid the groundwork for a far-reaching report on sexual attitudes and education.
When former Bush administration Surgeon General, Richard Carmona, was called to testify before Congress recently, he cited abstinence-only as one of the prime examples of the Administration's political interference during his tenure.
On the other hand, Regina Benjamin, a former Obama administration surgeon general, told the Post that "we need that level of trust and conversation that there is someone there in Washington as America's doctor".
Get it out of your head that "Bush's Law" is another high-minded, high-umbrage, A.C.L.U.-channeled eulogy to the United States Constitution, which died on the table at the hands of Bush administration surgeons.
Changing in therapy or management included: diuretic therapy dosage improvement or lowering, antimicrobial therapy insertion, rapid fluid administration, thoracic surgeon consultation, thoracentesis execution, thoracic computed tomography examination, patient's discharge from the Internal Medicine department, and their admission to the Intensive Care Unit.
From 1981 to 1985, Ronald Reagan's Administration formally barred its surgeon general, C. Everett Koop, from even commenting upon the emerging H.I.V./AIDS epidemic, much less doing anything about it.
It's not unprecedented for an incoming administration to appoint a surgeon general whose views line up with its own.
In 1961, Dr. Leroy E. Burney stepped down to allow the Kennedy administration to nominate a surgeon general.
All of which goes back to the root causes, and is why the NRA has been opposing Dr. Vivek Murthy as the Obama Administration's nominee for Surgeon General.
Similarly, the lesions were performed by the same surgeons, and administration of anesthesia was monitored by the same individuals for all groups.
In addition this design warrants more administration during surgery because the surgeon evaluates the radiological results after every imaging modality.
