"A center would offer socialization, give caregivers respite, we could have nurses, technicians, social workers come in from off-island.
Nurses, technicians, receptionists, porters, admin and clerical workers, cleaners, pharmacists, phlebotomists, pathologists, doctors, and others all in their different ways perform essential tasks.
Doctors, nurses, technicians and other workers shuffle back and forth with nearly silent carts, and conversations among the staff are held at almost whisper levels.
He invited the friends he met while working in the hospital -- doctors, nurses, technicians and cafeteria workers, as well as old friends and family.
Before her remarks, the 500 or so doctors, nurses, technicians, office workers, volunteers and community supporters gave her a standing ovation.
Each general hospital, however, has an organized medical staff, a professional staff of other health providers (such as nurses, technicians, dietitians, and physiotherapists), and basic diagnostic equipment.
While the Army and Air Force have assigned 340 doctors, nurses, technicians and chaplains from reserve units to augment the medical staff of 1,800, their tours run out in February.
In St . Louis for example, executives at BJC HealthCare, a hospital system that employs 26,000 people, noticed last summer that they were struggling to hire enough nurses, technicians and pharmacists, among others.
The State Department of Human Services, which runs Greystone, said it had hired 99 new nurses, technicians and other staff members, and had moved 43 of Greystone's 615 patients.
Many hospital patients find it hard to figure out who their doctor is, given the bustle of doctors, residents, interns, nurses, technicians and assorted others in and out of their rooms.
The process of administering that one dose of chemotherapy relies on tasks performed correctly and promptly by receptionists, nurses, technicians, porters, pathologists, pharmacists, clerical assistants, cleaners, IT experts, supplies managers – not to mention doctors.
