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med·ic (mdk)
n.
1. A member of a military medical corps.
2. A physician or surgeon.
3. A medical student or intern.

medic,
abbreviation for paramedic.

Medic
Military medicine A non-physician member of a medical detachment who is assigned to a company, battery, troop, battalion, etc., to give first aid to the wounded and carry necessary information about specific casualties to the battalion or regimental surgeon.
Medtalk A popular term in the UK for a physician

MEDIC
minimum essential drug information checklist.


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of Lincoln University, PA; one step-daughter, Virginia Medick and her husband Christian of Harvey, LA; three brothers, Gary Miner and his wife Carol of West Brookfield, Robert Miner and his wife Elaine and Thomas Miner and his wife Linda of North Brookfield; one sister, Karen Parker and her husband Neil of North Brookfield; four grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association, 2006 Aftermarket Financial Symposium, Hyatt Regency O'Hare, Chicago, IL, Susan Medick (301) 654-6664 --September 26-27.
Medick moved his New Jersey-based MRCGroup to Las Vegas seven years ago, recognizing the city's untapped potential as a test market.
 
 
 
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