Synonyms for health professional
health pro·fes·sion·al

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1. health professional, primary care provider, PCP, health care provider, caregivernoun

   a person who helps in identifying or preventing or treating illness or disability

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1. Erika Guevara-Rosas:

   Tragically, for women across Latin America, receiving life-saving medical treatment depends on the good will of a health professional or the depth of her pockets, this outrageous and utterly illegal lottery-style approach to health care is putting thousands of lives at risk.

2. Leonard Rubenstein:

   The order represents a recognition that Guantanamo Bay commanders were demanding activities by psychologists incompatible with the ethics of the psychological profession, that is not the end of the story regarding health professional participation in interrogation, though, as the directives that establish standards for health professionals throughout the military and which allow health professional participation in interrogation remain in place.

3. Walter Palmer:

   I have a lot of staff members, and I'm a little heartbroken at the disruption in their lives, and I'm a health professional. I need to get back to my staff and my patients, and they want me back. That's why I'm back.

4. Walter Palmer:

   I'm a health professional, i need to get back to my staff and my patients, and they want me back. That's why I'm back.

5. Amy Brown:

   It should also be noted that if your baby has developmental difficulties or has had very slow weight gain, then you should talk to your health professional before starting solids as a baby-led approach might not be appropriate, what is of central importance is feeding your baby responsively; looking to them for signs of hunger and fullness, and not trying to get them to finish a portion if they do not want to. This applies whether you are spoon-feeding or letting babies self-feed, and indeed is important during milk feeding and for older children, too. Offer a range of tastes, varieties, and textures and let your baby eat as much as they need.