Answer: MDS
MDS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 165 times.
- Hosp. workers
- Rx writers
- Clinic workers, for short
- "St. Elsewhere" roles
- Docs
- "ER" roles
- Ward workers, for short
- Hospital V.I.P.'s
- E.R. workers
- Physicians, for short
- Hosp. figures
- Experts on physiol.
- Rx prescribers
- Residents, e.g.: Abbr.
- Hosp. staffers
- "ER" roles, briefly
- Co-workers of R.N.'s
- Members of 82-Down
- Rx signers
- OR figures
- G.P.'s, e.g.
- ER VIPs
- GPs, e.g.
- Some AMA members
- G.P.s and OBs
- G.P.s, e.g.
- "M*A*S*H" extras
- Physicians (abbr.)
- Physicians, letter-wise
- HMO staffers
- OB/GYNs, e.g.
- They work in ERs
- TV's House and Howser, for two
- Readers of MRI results
- Ones who know a lot about anat.
- Some hosp. employees
- ER workers
- House's colleagues (abbr.)
- Hosp. VIPs
- Some operators: Abbr.
- AMA mtg. attendees
- This puzzle's theme involves four TV ones
- OR workers
- 31-Down's bosses
- RNs' coworkers
- AMA members
- Prescription writers: Abbr.
- ''ER'' roles
- Physicians: Abbr.
- Scrip writers
- Scrip writers: Abbr.
- Some Johns Hopkins grads
- GPs
- TV's House and Howser
- Members of the AMA
- ER bosses
- "E.R." roles
- RNs' co-workers
- Prescription writers
- Conductors of many exams, for short
- E.R. V.I.P.'s
- GP grp.
- OR pros
- Residents, e.g., at the hosp.
- House and others
- Some "General Hospital" roles, in brief
- Some ER staffers
- GP gp.
- OR frequenters
- Hosp. personnel
- 'ER' extras
- ER figures
- Physicians' degrees: Abbr.
- Diagnosis deliverers: Abbr.
- JAMA readers
- Treating people, briefly
- They request ECGs and MRIs
- Some exam administrators
- 10 Down experts: Abbr.
- ER surgery performers
- Coworkers of RNs
- "Grey's Anatomy" roles
- Ones in residency: Abbr.
- Scrip writers (abbr.)
- GPS for example
- Puzzle title people hidden in eight long answers
- E.R. figures
- Script writers: Abbr.
- HMO workers
- Patient helpers, for short
- House and Howser
- Ob-gyns, e.g.
- HMO group
- Hosp. honchos
- Drs.
- ER personnel
- HMO participants
- ER figs.
- 'ER' roles
- H.M.O. figures
- EKG readers
- M.R.I. readers
- E.R. V.I.P.s
- Script writers, for short
- Ward healers, for short
- Doctors
- Many Rx writers
- OR personnel
- Doctors: Abbr.
- ER caregivers
- Medical drama VIPs
- MRI orderers
- Figures on CBS's "Code Black": Abbr.
- A.M.A. members
- O.R. figures
- Physical pros
- Script sources
- Mayo and the like
- ER staffers
- Medicine prescribers: Abbr.
- Residents, for instance: Abbr.
- "Code Black" figures, for short
- EKG evaluators
- Interns, for instance
- Many "ER" characters
- Who cares?
- Physicians, briefly
- Docs' degrees
- Script writers
- They work with RNs
- Some residents' degs.
- Co-workers of RNs
- Some essential workers, for short
- Physicians' degs.
- Anatomy experts, briefly
- Some OB-GYNs
- Medical drama characters (Abbr.)
- Nonwriting credentials for Conan Doyle and Chekhov, informally
- Some O.R. and E.R. staffers
- Checkup pros
- Some docs
- Surgeons' degrees
- OB/GYNs and 36-Downs
- Degrees for 23-Across
- Some health professionals (Abbr.)
- TV's Grey and House, for short
- Degrees for surgeons
- Degrees from Meharry
- Practice figures, for short
- O.R. figs.
- Some E.R. personnel
- They work with R.N.s in I.C.U.s
- Some NIH grant recipients
- O.R. V.I.P.s
- Some ward workers, for short
- Some ER figures
- Some ER pros
- Surgeons' degs.
- Some Rx writers
- Many residents, for short
- Surgeons, e.g., for short
- "The Pitt" figs.
- Health care pros
- Graduates in green-and-black regalia, in brief
- Some ER workers