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DOCTOR - specialist with higher medical education

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Obstetrician - gynecologist, childbirth assistance

ANATOMY - specialist in anatomy

DOCTOR (doctor)

INTERN - trainee graduate

DOCTOR (doctor)

OTIATR - ear diseases

SISTER - nursing staff

UROLOGIST - urinary diseases

SURGEON - specialist in surgery

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ALLOPAT - healer in conventional ways

ARCHIATR - a doctor in ancient Rome

GERIATR - senile diseases

DENTIST - dental diseases

HEALER - self-taught doctor

KONOVAL - 1) a healer who treats horses, 2) in relation to people, about a rude, uncultured doctor

SPEECH THERAPIST - diseases and deficiencies of speech

OCULIST - eye diseases

ONCOLOGIST - specialist in tumors

ORTHOPEDIST - diseases of the organs of movement

PEDIATRIST - children's diseases

SANITARY - junior medical staff

NURSER - nursing staff

EXPERT - doctor of bodies of inquiry

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midwife - paramedical staff

ANDROLOGIST - a specialist in diseases of the male genital organs

Apothecary - pharmacy worker

HOMEOPAT - treating with homeopathic methods

DIETOLOGIST - specialist in therapeutic nutrition

LABORANT

OSTEOPAT - specialist in bone diseases

PROVISOR - pharmacy worker

WORKER

PSYCHIATRIST

RADIOLOGIST

SEXOLOGIST

THERAPIST - specialist in internal diseases

Feldsher - doctor's assistant

PHYSIOLOGIST

TB specialist - specialist in lung diseases

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ALLERGIST - specialist in allergic diseases

ASSISTANT - 1) specialist assistant, 2) pharmacy worker preparing medicines

VENEREOLOGIST

VETERINARY - animal disease specialist

VIROLOGIST

HEMATOLOGIST

HYGIENIST

GYNECOLOGIST - specialist in women's diseases

CARDIOLOGIST - a specialist in the cardiovascular system

CLINICIST - a practitioner working in a clinic

KOSTOPRAV - specialist in dislocations

MASSEUR

ODONTOLOGIST - an obsolete name for a dentist

ORDINATOR - doctor of a medical institution

PROSTHETIST

PROSECTOR - autopsy specialist

PROCTOLOGIST - specialist in diseases of the rectum

PHARMACIST - pharmacy worker

EMBRYOLOGIST

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BALNEOLOGIST - a specialist in the treatment of mineral waters and therapeutic mud

DERMATOLOGIST - specialist in skin diseases

COSMETOLOGIST

LARYNGOLOGIST - specialist in diseases of the larynx

REANIMATOR - specialist in methods of revival

ORGANISM

RHEUMATOLOGIST - specialist in diseases of the joints and muscles

STOMATOLOGIST - specialist in diseases of the oral cavity, jaws

TOXICOLOGIST

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BACTERIOLOGIST - specialist in infectious diseases

NEUROSURGEON - surgical methods of treatment of the nervous system

OPHTHALMOLOGIST - ophthalmologist

RADIOLOGIST - specialist in radiology

EPIDEMIOLOGIST - a specialist in the prevention and control of epidemics

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ANESTHESIOLOGIST - specialist in anesthesia

NEUROPATOLOGIST - a specialist in diseases of the nervous system

SEXOPATHOLOGIST

ENDOCRINOLOGIST - specialist in diseases of the endocrine glands

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NEUROPSYCHIATRIST

PSYCHOTHERAPIST - a specialist in the treatment of mental influences

OTOLARYNGOLOGIST

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GASTROENTEROLOGIST

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