Definition of medical officer in English:

medical officer

noun

A doctor in charge of the health services of a civilian or military authority or other organization.
〈英〉卫生官，卫生干事
Example sentencesExamples
- When he left India he worked as a civilian medical officer for the Royal Air Force until 1982.
- We had written to hundreds of doctors who had worked as medical officers of health before these posts were abolished in 1974.
- A further 16 nurses and three medical officers are employed in the eight-bedded in-patient unit.
- After landing in Normandy he served as a regimental medical officer until the armistice.
- Staff members included 22 medical officers, two dentists, one chaplain, 65 nurses, and 153 enlisted men.
- She returned to Pakistan, and worked as a civilian medical officer from 1954 to 1963.
- From 1943 to 1946 he served as a regimental medical officer in the Royal Artillery.
- During the second world war he served with the Royal Army Medical Corps as medical officer to a field ambulance.
- Medical examinations and record reviews by local authority medical officers were conducted at ages 7 and 16 years.
- He also functioned as a regimental medical officer and was always proud of his close association with the Scots Guards.
- Teams of military medical officers will also be sent to the country.
- Copies are sent to all regional and district medical officers, the Ministry of Health, members of the forum, and district and child health coordinators.
- He was a medical officer to several Bedford School boarding houses and deputy police surgeon for many years.
- After house jobs at Walton Hospital, he joined the Royal Air Force as a medical officer.
- After being employed as medical officers, they were put on probation for three years.
- After graduation he served in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve as a medical officer.
- With further qualifications from Edinburgh she worked as a medical officer in various hospitals until the end of the war.
- After he qualified he served as a medical officer in the Royal Air Force.
- He served as a medical officer in the Royal Air Force during the war and was promoted to squadron leader.
- The hospital is staffed by 22 nurses, one senior nursing sister, one matron, and three government medical officers.

Definition of medical officer in US English:

medical officer

nounˈˌmɛdəkəl ˈɔfəsər

A doctor serving in the armed forces, in a prison, or in a public health service.
Example sentencesExamples
- With further qualifications from Edinburgh she worked as a medical officer in various hospitals until the end of the war.
- After house jobs at Walton Hospital, he joined the Royal Air Force as a medical officer.
- He was a medical officer to several Bedford School boarding houses and deputy police surgeon for many years.
- The hospital is staffed by 22 nurses, one senior nursing sister, one matron, and three government medical officers.
- He also functioned as a regimental medical officer and was always proud of his close association with the Scots Guards.
- Medical examinations and record reviews by local authority medical officers were conducted at ages 7 and 16 years.
- After landing in Normandy he served as a regimental medical officer until the armistice.
- When he left India he worked as a civilian medical officer for the Royal Air Force until 1982.
- During the second world war he served with the Royal Army Medical Corps as medical officer to a field ambulance.
- Teams of military medical officers will also be sent to the country.
- After graduation he served in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve as a medical officer.
- Copies are sent to all regional and district medical officers, the Ministry of Health, members of the forum, and district and child health coordinators.
- We had written to hundreds of doctors who had worked as medical officers of health before these posts were abolished in 1974.
- After he qualified he served as a medical officer in the Royal Air Force.
- From 1943 to 1946 he served as a regimental medical officer in the Royal Artillery.
- He served as a medical officer in the Royal Air Force during the war and was promoted to squadron leader.
- A further 16 nurses and three medical officers are employed in the eight-bedded in-patient unit.
- After being employed as medical officers, they were put on probation for three years.
- Staff members included 22 medical officers, two dentists, one chaplain, 65 nurses, and 153 enlisted men.
- She returned to Pakistan, and worked as a civilian medical officer from 1954 to 1963.

词汇	medical officer
释义	Definition of medical officer in English: medical officer noun A doctor in charge of the health services of a civilian or military authority or other organization. 〈英〉卫生官，卫生干事 Example sentencesExamples When he left India he worked as a civilian medical officer for the Royal Air Force until 1982. We had written to hundreds of doctors who had worked as medical officers of health before these posts were abolished in 1974. A further 16 nurses and three medical officers are employed in the eight-bedded in-patient unit. After landing in Normandy he served as a regimental medical officer until the armistice. Staff members included 22 medical officers, two dentists, one chaplain, 65 nurses, and 153 enlisted men. She returned to Pakistan, and worked as a civilian medical officer from 1954 to 1963. From 1943 to 1946 he served as a regimental medical officer in the Royal Artillery. During the second world war he served with the Royal Army Medical Corps as medical officer to a field ambulance. Medical examinations and record reviews by local authority medical officers were conducted at ages 7 and 16 years. He also functioned as a regimental medical officer and was always proud of his close association with the Scots Guards. Teams of military medical officers will also be sent to the country. Copies are sent to all regional and district medical officers, the Ministry of Health, members of the forum, and district and child health coordinators. He was a medical officer to several Bedford School boarding houses and deputy police surgeon for many years. After house jobs at Walton Hospital, he joined the Royal Air Force as a medical officer. After being employed as medical officers, they were put on probation for three years. After graduation he served in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve as a medical officer. With further qualifications from Edinburgh she worked as a medical officer in various hospitals until the end of the war. After he qualified he served as a medical officer in the Royal Air Force. He served as a medical officer in the Royal Air Force during the war and was promoted to squadron leader. The hospital is staffed by 22 nurses, one senior nursing sister, one matron, and three government medical officers. Definition of medical officer in US English: medical officer nounˈˌmɛdəkəl ˈɔfəsər A doctor serving in the armed forces, in a prison, or in a public health service. Example sentencesExamples With further qualifications from Edinburgh she worked as a medical officer in various hospitals until the end of the war. After house jobs at Walton Hospital, he joined the Royal Air Force as a medical officer. He was a medical officer to several Bedford School boarding houses and deputy police surgeon for many years. The hospital is staffed by 22 nurses, one senior nursing sister, one matron, and three government medical officers. He also functioned as a regimental medical officer and was always proud of his close association with the Scots Guards. Medical examinations and record reviews by local authority medical officers were conducted at ages 7 and 16 years. After landing in Normandy he served as a regimental medical officer until the armistice. When he left India he worked as a civilian medical officer for the Royal Air Force until 1982. During the second world war he served with the Royal Army Medical Corps as medical officer to a field ambulance. Teams of military medical officers will also be sent to the country. After graduation he served in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve as a medical officer. Copies are sent to all regional and district medical officers, the Ministry of Health, members of the forum, and district and child health coordinators. We had written to hundreds of doctors who had worked as medical officers of health before these posts were abolished in 1974. After he qualified he served as a medical officer in the Royal Air Force. From 1943 to 1946 he served as a regimental medical officer in the Royal Artillery. He served as a medical officer in the Royal Air Force during the war and was promoted to squadron leader. A further 16 nurses and three medical officers are employed in the eight-bedded in-patient unit. After being employed as medical officers, they were put on probation for three years. Staff members included 22 medical officers, two dentists, one chaplain, 65 nurses, and 153 enlisted men. She returned to Pakistan, and worked as a civilian medical officer from 1954 to 1963.
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