The phrase "administrators doctors and" is not correct as it lacks proper punctuation or conjunctions to clarify the relationship between the terms.
You can use it in a context where you are listing roles or professions, but it needs to be properly structured.
Example: "The meeting will include administrators, doctors, and nurses to discuss the new policy."
Alternatives: "administrators, physicians, and" or "managers, medical professionals, and".
The top 25 salaries are all at state colleges and universities, mostly administrators, doctors and coaches.
For years now, parents, coaches, school administrators, doctors and others have engaged in a dispute over whether children should be allowed to play collision sports.
Five-party, four-issue negotiation among representatives for a financially struggling hospital's administrators, doctors, and nurses over budget priorities and expanded application of the managed medical model.
"In the Hospital, a Degrading Shift From Person to Patient" (front page, Aug. 16) should be required reading for administrators, doctors and nurses in every hospital, rehabilitation center and nursing home.
A11 NEW YORK/REGION B1-5 Alliance Forms to Fight Changes in Medicare Policy Elected officials, hospital administrators, doctors and union leaders across the country are seeking to reverse a new Medicare policy that they say will slash billions of dollars from the health care industry.
It is a challenge, yet it is essential in order to work with teachers, administrators, doctors, and therapists as part of a team.
Since Sept. 12, Ms. Moorthy has gone to St . Maryfive times and has also had numerous telephone conversations with administrators, doctors, nurses and aides -- including the same emergency room clerk who wrote Krishna Moorthy's name on the log that confused day -- but she feels no closer to finding any answers.
Patients have criticized the clatter for years, but their complaints have largely been ignored because hospital administrators, doctors, nurses and other staff have believed that a quiet environment is less critical for patient care than the alerts from the multitude of alarms, whistles and buzzers and the information garnered from frequent patient checks.
Among the tens of thousands who waited in line to hear Harris speak were tech workers and school administrators; doctors from Berkeley and members of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Harris' sorority; an Oakland high school student preparing to vote for the first time; and an IT worker who had been shaken by the resurgence of racism during Obama's second term.
I work in a 22,000-patient urban GP practice with a multidisciplinary staff of about 40 receptionists, administrators, doctors, nurses, pharmacists and healthcare assistants.
The same would apply in a hospital, where the administrators, doctors, food service and linen service would all have different employers.
