Sentence examples for educated doctor from inspiring English sources

Having come from a well-educated family that respects all religions, being an educated doctor and having so many great Jewish friends, I felt embarrassed that still the child within had taken that stupid and obviously false story a bit seriously, only because that child had never met a Jew.

The Harvard educated doctor first caught the Internet's attention in February of 2010 when he emailed a 2,600 word rant to half of New York's media about his neighbor's rundown property near his Cornelia Street home.

Nancy moved to New York City in 1980 where she worked for Project Orbis, which educated doctors around the world in advanced eye surgery techniques.

Many of Osama bin Laden's closest associates are from well-to-do families or are highly educated doctors, businessmen and clerics.

It's hard to attract highly educated doctors, who generally prefer urban centers, to fill vacancies in India's underdeveloped countryside.

"We need more doctors, more educated doctors with specialties, and more equipment," he says as we stand near the nurse's station. 
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Project Lazarus has educated doctors about safe opioid prescription, resulting in not a single overdose death being linked to an opioid prescriber within the county in 2011 (down from 82percentt in 2008, according to Project Lazarus data).

We calculated confidence intervals for the number of African educated doctors working in destination countries by multiplying the confidence intervals for the proportion of such doctors.

Objective To estimate the lost investment of domestically educated doctors migrating from sub-Saharan African countries to Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

The aim of this paper is to present the results of an education intervention designed to educate doctors on correct death certification.

Mr Brennan says the seminars run by Western firms like his, and the scientific studies disseminated by his salesmen, help educate doctors in countries that lack a tradition of modern medical education.