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neonatologist

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neonatologist [ne″o-na-tol´o-jist]
a physician who specializes in neonatology. Before becoming a board-certified neonatologist, one must be a pediatrician.

neonatologist
a veterinarian who specializes in neonatology.

neonatologist
A pediatrician specialized in managing neonates/newborns Meat & potatoes activity Management of newborns with respiratory disease, infections, birth defects; hemodynamically unstable, premature, critically ill, or post-C-section babies Salary $146K + 13% bonus


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DR KATE BLAKE, consultant neonatologist at University Hospital, said: "As a regional referral unit for the care of very premature babies, constant, and at times unpredictable, demands are placed on our services.
Creation of posts of Director Administration (BPS-19) and Neonatologist (BPS-19) in the Capital Hospital were also approved in the meeting.
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