vaccinator , auch: vaccinist

Turning the vaccinator toward herself with a shaky hand, she examined the circular business end.

While in Sindh he served as vaccinator and inspector of drugs.

"This is your last chance," shouted Al. "What did you do with that vaccinator?"

The handler should be trained in the use of the vaccine and the vaccinator with enhanced safety features.

The routine was the same, and Fielding had them in and out of that door like a chainline vaccinator.

Hailing from Øye in Kvinesdal, he worked as a goldsmith and vaccinator.

A historical note on the Reverend John Clinch, first Canadian vaccinator.

In the dead of night a government vaccinator burst through the door of Singh's house and pounced on the recalcitrant cleric.

During a campaign in India a child s pinkie finger is marked by a vaccinator signifying that polio vaccination has received.

The Vaccinator (1999)

The physician was also medical officer for the Rockfield district and public vaccinator for the Monmouth district.

He obtained the degree of M.D., and was appointed vaccinator to the Jennerian Society.

Betty Acao, a community vaccinator, helps conduct an immunisation programme in Katine, Uganda.

For over 30 years he was public vaccinator, and surgeon to the Bradwall Reformatory from its foundation until 19 March 1903 when he retired.

William Bailey was medical officer to the workhouse and also to Bedford and Cardington district, as well as being the public vaccinator.

After a period as head resident surgeon at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh he returned to Williamstown and was appointed public vaccinator in 1883.

There, a waiting team of doctors and policemen quickly overpowered him, pinning him to the ground while a vaccinator jabbed a bifurcated needle repeatedly into his arm."

The public vaccinator for Bedford was Dr. A. F. Goldsmith, the brother of Harvey, and honorary physician to the County Hospital.

We joined a line of cars that snaked over a hill and down into a receiving area filled with people wearing red vests that said VACCINATOR.

Maalin worked as a cook at the hospital in the port-town of Merca in southern Somalia, as well as an occasional vaccinator for a WHO smallpox eradication team.

However, later on I was told by my vaccinator, who had worked in cholera regions in Africa, that cholera is only dangerous for weak people with reduced immune defense, such as sick and old people.

Mr. Bailey's own views are not stated, but as his appointment had included that of vaccinator, his reaction to this command was probably provoked by what he saw as lay interference in a professional matter.

That every child, whose health permits, shall be vaccinated within three, or in case of orphanage within four months of birth, by the public vaccinator of the district, or by some other medical practitioner.

These figures are intrinsically misleading in as much as the VAERS system is a passive system, meaning that an adverse event can only enter the system if the vaccinee or vaccinator take notice and report it.

Living in the village was a gamekeeper and a farm bailiff, both in the employ of the Duke of Rutland, and a surgeon medical officer who was public vaccinator for the Denton district and Grantham Union.