Word: doctorless
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...have been licensed to practice. A few are eminent research men like the University of Chicago's Rudolf Schindler, University of Pennsylvania's Fritz Lewy, Bacteriologist Ernest Witebsky of Buffalo. But most have forsaken their specialties to become hard-working general practitioners-often in doctorless farming communities...
Almost half of the nation's 180,000 doctors had to register in the draft this week, and many a civilian worried about being left doctorless. In large cities, at least, he need not worry...
...trailer medical centers to the trailer chapels now used in non-Catholic regions. The St. Louis Archdiocese has just built a twelve-ton truck trailer medical unit to tour doctorless-dentistless districts and serve both Catholics and non-Catholics...
...inertia or unfounded prejudice. Thus nearly three thousand medical men have come here since 1934 and more than half are already successfully resettled after passing State medical board examinations in English. The one thousand men not yet practicing are anxious to fill the more than two thousand opportunities in doctorless communities which the Committee for Resettlement of Foreign Physicians has found and which our own medical men ignore. But forty-four states have refused to make minor alterations in their laws to permit these "furiners" to practice. So unsolicited requests for immigrant doctors from towns in thirty of these states...