American physician whose extensive nursing experience during the Civil War determined her on a medical career.
Instead, most of these case histories focus on Groopman's role as the physician whose second opinion is invariably correct.
It is a picture of a physician whose heyday has passed, a reality that is perhaps best conjured in verse.
A Scottish physician whose specialty was the treatment of cholera, he was appointed the civil surgeon in Agra in 1849.
Scottish novelist and physician whose works combining realism with social criticism won a large Anglo-American readership.
Xuereb worked at the Toronto clinic run by Anthony Galea, the sports physician whose clients included Tiger Woods.
Ms. Hsieh is the daughter of Taiwanese immigrants and a granddaughter of a physician whose patients included Chiang Kai-shek.
A relative of mine is a physician whose 'drug rep' gives him virtually unlimited samples of a drug I take daily, as prescribed by another physician.
Such and more was Sir Thomas Browne: a 17th-century physician whose voracious essayism trumped all in a period hardly lacking for literary and scientific experiment.
Back then, the coach was Carlos Bilardo, a former physician whose laborious and structured approach prioritized results, not the process that led to them.
It's difficult not to be charmed by Deputy Umberto Scapagnini, Berlusconi's personal physician, whose theories of longevity drew him into Berlusconi's circle.
