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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
Chief doctor?
Hello.
How do you call a person who I only can call a 'chief doctor'. I mean a person who leads a hospital, kind of a president in a company. Is there any special words?
Thank you and I'm terribly sorry for my English.
How do you call a person who I only can call a 'chief doctor'. I mean a person who leads a hospital, kind of a president in a company. Is there any special words?
Thank you and I'm terribly sorry for my English.
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I think that is the term used in a translation of The Magic Mountain by Thomas Mann. But see here: ---- The chief of staff position was traditionally a hospital's "chief doctor" or "doctor's doctor" but has evolved into more of an administrative position providing oversight for physician credentialing , admitting privileges and insuring regulatory compliance. The UConn Health System represents clinical enterprises at the UConn Health Center , including the faculty practice, satellite family practices in Simsbury and Bloomfield, and the John Dempsey Hospital.
- I think that is the term used in a translation of The Magic Mountain by Thomas Mann.
- But see here: ---- The chief of staff position was traditionally a hospital's "chief doctor" or "doctor's doctor" but has evolved into more of an administrative position providing oversight for physician credentialing , admitting privileges and insuring regulatory compliance.
- The UConn Health System represents clinical enterprises at the UConn Health Center , including the faculty practice, satellite family practices in Simsbury and Bloomfield, and the John Dempsey Hospital.
- htm ----
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I think that is the term used in a translation of The Magic Mountain by Thomas Mann.
But see here:
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The chief of staff position was traditionally a hospital's "chief doctor" or "doctor's doctor" but has evolved into more of an administrative position providing oversight for physician credentialing , adm
But see here:
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The chief of staff position was traditionally a hospital's "chief doctor" or "doctor's doctor" but has evolved into more of an administrative position providing oversight for physician credentialing , adm
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My knowledge of hospitals is limited to televions programs, but I agree that "Chief of Staff" is the right title in the U.S.
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The right term is either cheif physician or head physician. A physician is a doctor
but you probably already understood that.
but you probably already understood that.0
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