The term 'paramedical' is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a field of healthcare that supports and assists medical professionals but does not involve the direct treatment of patients. One example of using 'paramedical' in a sentence is, "She decided to pursue a career in paramedical services, working alongside doctors and nurses to provide necessary care to patients." In this sentence, 'paramedical' is used to describe the field or area of healthcare that the person is involved in.
Care and counselling would be delegated from doctors and nurses to paramedical "community health workers", to avoid wasting scarce skilled manpower.
As it is, thanks to internal disputes, Mr Macron had to relinquish to the health minister all things paramedical.
The feldsher was once a lower-grade physician in the army or peasant communities, but feldshers are now regarded as paramedical workers.
These paramedical specialists practiced on an itinerant basis during the Middle Ages.
But at the start of September things changed unexpectedly after the country watched Mr Mandela discharged in an ambulance marked "paramedical intensive care" make the 31-mile journey from Pretoria back to Houghton where a makeshift clinic had been set up in Mr Mandela's house allow the former president to receive similar levels of treatment.
It adds that more than 75 emergency, paramedical and rescue personnel were present.
Since 2010, MSF has run a post-operation clinic in Gaza City, where 80 per cent of the patients suffer from severe burns, and provides specialised hand surgery in the Nasser hospital at Khan Younis, and intensive care training to medical and paramedical personnel at both the Nasser and Shifa hospitals.
Stationed in Burma, Corporal Endo shows the narrator, Lieutenant Kurohata, a paramedical officer, his collection of pornographic pictures.
NEW DELHI – Seven months after six men, including a teenager, allegedly carried out an assault and rape that led to the death of a 23-year-old paramedical student on Dec. 16, the Juvenile Justice Board in Delhi has deferred its verdict against the youngest of the accused till July 25.
While the rest of the city sleeps, holes up in houses and stays away from windows that tend to be the targets of stones from protesters, the doctors and paramedical staffs of the Kashmir Valley's hospitals must still report for duty.
