Sentence examples for organization of doctors from inspiring English sources

The Infectious Diseases Society of America, an organization of doctors and scientists, has been bellowing alarms.

The Infectious Diseases Society of America, a professional organization of doctors, cites the case of Josh Nahum, a 27-year-old skydiving instructor in Colorado.

The other study is being done and financed by the Brain Injury Association of America, an organization of doctors, lawyers and people with brain injuries.

Physicians for a National Health Program, a small organization of doctors, tabulated and analyzed the data and issued its findings today.

Dr. David M. French, who helped found an organization of doctors that provided medical care to marchers during the civil rights era and who later organized health care programs in 20 African nations, died on Thursday in Charlottesville, Va.

A survey by the Bundesärztekammer, an organization of doctors in Germany, showed that Europe-wide in recent years, 30percentto35percentcent of students who completed a doctorate in medicine did not go on to practice.

Though specialists make much more than their primary counterparts with their total compensation rising to $411,852 in 2014, the rate of increase was only 2.39% from 2013, according to MGMA, the largest organization of doctor practices in the U.S.

Medical Center, an organization of parents, doctors and friends supporting children's services at the center.

There is a countertheory, however, set forth by Dr. David B. Allison, the incoming president of the Obesity Society, a leading organization of obesity doctors and scientists.

He is head of an organization of independent doctors in his area, called Indoc, which has 104 members and gets inquiries from all over the country.

The American Academy of Ophthalmology, an organization of eye doctors, also admonishes financial compensation for patient testimonials and requires that payments are disclosed.