Sentence examples for chief medic from inspiring English sources

In the summertime, Mr. Pilla oversees his auto repair shop, the Car Doctor, in Amagansett, N.Y., where he is chief medic to high-maintenance clients like Jerry Seinfeld, Paul Simon and Lorne Michaels and their high-maintenance cars.

Hunt was accused last week of trying to politicise the Paris terrorist attacks after it emerged his officials helped orchestrate a letter from the NHS chief medic questioning whether striking junior doctors would be available to help in the event of a major incident in the UK.

Jeremy Hunt has been accused of trying to politicise the Paris terror attacks after it emerged his officials helped orchestrate a letter from the NHS chief medic questioning whether striking junior doctors would be available to help in the event of a major incident in the UK.

The chief medic said that having promoted good health in schools, at work and public places, it was now time for the Welsh government to focus on homes.

By his early 20s, he had been decorated for his military service and had become chief medic of the Israeli army.

The guidelines have been drawn up by the Scottish government's chief medical officer, leading medics and representatives from sportscotland and several of the country's sporting bodies.

Michel D'Hooghe, the Belgian physician who has long been FIFA's chief medical adviser, began his own career as a young medic who had to revive a player on the field at Bruges over 40 years ago.

Their initial mission included 40 doctors, 20 paramedics and 24 nurses, as well as medics and medical technicians, all of whom report to IDF chief medical officer Brigadier General Nachman Ash.

Through about a week of round-the-clock drills, the four-person teams -- pilot, co-pilot, crew chief and medic -- work out the kinks.

One, from a video of a "famous graduation speech" given by Station 18's chief to medics when they leave the academy, provides an overview of the dangers and rewards of the job.

The commission, which included academics, lawyers, police chiefs and medics, did not accuse officers of racism, but registered concern over the high number of young Afro-Caribbean men subjected to forcible restraint.