consultant
కన్సల్టెంట్
definition
noun
The consultants provide advice on how to energise the crystals and place the objects.
a person who provides expert advice professionally.
a consultant pediatrician
a hospital doctor of senior rank within a specific field.
translation of 'consultant'
వృత్తిపరమైన లేక నైపుణ్యపరమైన సలహానిచ్చువాడు
example
he acted as campaign 'consultant' to the president
They might also agree that obtaining a 'consultant' post in a teaching hospital obliges a doctor to teach.
He was then appointed as locum 'consultant' urologist at Dewsbury and District Hospital.
Dr Kapasi welcomes publication of league tables of hospital and 'consultant' performance.
It's Dr Jack Jackson's last week as senior 'consultant' at a rural district general hospital.
The author is a program 'consultant' and host at China Central Television in Beijing.
The task of informing patients was delegated to 'consultant' gynaecologists or oncologists.
Their experiences are commented on by a general practitioner and a 'consultant' haematologist.
As 'consultant' surgeon in Gateshead he pioneered early work on hepatic blood flow.
He became professor of surgery and honorary 'consultant' surgeon in Bristol in 1988.
The 'consultant' did the search and provided a list of candidates for the position.
She is now a self-employed 'consultant' advising on the workings of the Scottish parliament.
Thereafter they move on to specialist training grades running through to 'consultant' level.
a 'consultant' pediatrician
I believe this would apply to the post of 'consultant' surgeon at the University Hospital of Otago.
Alex visits a 'consultant' paediatrician at Stepping Hill Hospital every eight months.
She referred me to a 'consultant' but advised me to pay to go private if I could afford it.
Arlington denied Liam Lawlor offered to act as a 'consultant' and said no money was paid to him.
a 'consultant' paediatrician
So, against the advice of the 'consultant' , we decided against the induction.
Richard Yamasaki, one of the garden's original designers, now acts as a 'consultant' .
In my day we were not stupid enough to suppose that references were the key to getting a hospital 'consultant' job.
He was also 'consultant' physician to Holloway Sanatorium and Broadmoor Hospital.
This report shows that the improvements depended on increased 'consultant' input.
Each patient was seen by a 'consultant' surgeon or surgical specialist registrar.
One of her colleagues, 'consultant' psychiatrist Dr Ann Muir, has already done so.
A key factor is matching a 'consultant' 's niche expertise to your specific needs.
He is acting as a 'consultant' as Scottish Cricket draws up its battle plan.
I recently accompanied a relative to hospital to see a 'consultant' oncologist.
A noise 'consultant' has also been brought in to give advice on other ways of reducing the noise.
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