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paramedic
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paramedic, paramedical
1. a person, such as a laboratory technician, who supplements the work of the medical profession
2. a member of an ambulance crew trained in a number of life-saving skills, including infusion and cardiac care


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Utilizing the services of senior citizens in the field of their excellence, preparing plans for raising funds within and outside country for their welfare, proposing schemes for strengthening the primary health care system including training and orientation to medical and paramedical personnel to meet the health care needs of senior citizens, are also included in the mandate of the council.
The teams would also discuss the issues of training of the doctors and paramedical personnel at various levels.
The hospital's clinicians already practice world-class medicine in addition to carrying out research and actively participating in the training of the next generation of medical and paramedical personnel.
 
 
 
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