"visiting physician" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a doctor who provides a consultation or medical services to a patient on a limited basis. For example, "The patient was seen by a visiting physician for a second opinion."
From 1893 she was visiting physician at St. Mark's Hospital.
("If it be the purpose to make of old age a time of regrets, of penitence, discomfort, and privation," Harlow Brooks, a visiting physician at Bellevue, has tartly advised, "then alcohol is not indicated").
"We've been waiting 16 years for an answer," said Mark Kauffman, an Amish farmer whose four profoundly handicapped children thrashed spasmodically in wheelchairs and a crib before the watchful gaze of the visiting physician.
In 1869, a visiting physician, Alfred W. Taliaferro, wrote of the deplorable conditions: "men literally piled up on one another; this fills the room with animal heat and impure air".
"This personal visiting physician service, with 24-hour access to doctors, has some real promise for reducing costs," said James Flick, the Medicare administer for the region that includes California.
With the use of US, the level of confidence of the visiting physician on the final diagnosis of difficult patients rose.
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Training and teaching opportunities are also an aspect of the program with program clinicians sharing their expertise with visiting physicians.
Although the actual examinations were conducted by visiting physicians, we encouraged participation whenever possible by physician leadership from the host country.
If you can't easily leave the home for medical care, home visiting physicians will be essential.
