(n) osteopath
bonesetter
(n) medical specialist
(P)
(n) abortionist
(n) attending physician
doctor-in-charge
attending doctor
one's doctor
(n) Chinese medicine
(n) (1) physician in private practice (practise)
(2) (arch) town doctor
doctor who served the the townspeople (as opposed to the emperor, a daimyo, etc.)
(n) physician
internist
(n) certified physician
(n) public-health doctor
(n) insurance doctor
(n) (1) forensic medicine
forensic pathology
forensics
(2) medical jurisprudence
legal medicine
(P)
(n) village lacking a doctor
(n) eye doctor
oculist
(n) clinician
(n) inexperienced doctor
quack
(n) (medical) quack
(n) (hon) doctor
(n) quack (doctor)
(n) quack
quack doctor
fake doctor
(n) quack doctor
(n) medical and dental college
(n) medical school
(n) founder of medical science
(n) medical journal
(n) MD
Doctor of Medicine
(n) MD
Doctor of Medicine
(n) medical term
(n) (study of) medicine, dentisty and pharmacology
(n) medical suit
(n) medical missionary work