technologist /tech·nol·o·gist/ (tek-nol´ah-jist) a person skilled in the theory and practice of a technical profession, usually with at least a baccalaureate degree; in several allied health fields, technologist is the highest professional rank.
technologist
technologist [tek-nol´ah-jist]
tech·nol·o·gist (t k-n l  -j st)n. See technician. |
technologist
[teknol′əjist]
Etymology: Gk, techne, art, logos, science
a person who studies the application of processes for making natural resources beneficial for humans. A medical technologist may work under the supervision of a physician in general clinical laboratory procedures.
technologist [tek-nol´ah-jist]
a person skilled in the theory and practice of a technical profession. In several allied health fields, technologist is the highest professional rank. Generally, the minimum preparation for this role is a baccalaureate degree. In addition to routine work, the technologist is involved in problem-solving and implementation of new procedures. For names of specific occupations, see under the names.
technologist
a person skilled in the theory and practice of a technical profession; requires a minimum training of 2 years and the award of a diploma or associate degree.
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