- RNS
- TLC providers
- Colleagues of 49A
- Givers of TLC
- HMO employees
- TLC dispensers
- Hosp. personnel
- Colleagues of PAs
- Call button responders: Abbr.
- Workers who might join rounds
- ICU workers
- Workers with ADNs
- Hosp. workers
- ICU staffers
- Distributors of 6-Down
- Hospital employees: abbr.
- O.R. personnel
- Some hospice employees: Abbr.
- Some lactation consultants: Abbr.
- Some midwives: Abbr.
- They call the shots: Abbr.
- Treatment overseers, briefly
- Triage employees: Abbr.
- Vitals checkers, for short
- ICU hands
- Shot callers, briefly?
- Temperature takers, for short
- Decaf containers
- Drip supervisors, for short
- OR staff
- Vitals collectors
- Some frontline heroes: Abbr.
- Temp takers
- Temperature takers, briefly
- BP takers
- Scrubs wearers, briefly
- Aides for MDs
- Hosp. professionals
- ER employees
- ER workers
- OR attendants
- Hosp. staffers
- Vitals checkers: Abbr.
- Employees at Vancouver Children's Hosp.
- Hosp. employees
- Important Canadian hosp. workers
- OR workers
- E.R. staffers
- Med. personnel
- Hosp. caregivers
- Ward healers?
- ICU staff
- ER staff, in part
- They may hook you up: Abbr.
- Reporters of pressure readings, for short
- Some staffers of 10-Down
- They may help with labor issues, briefly
- Administration specialists, for short?
- Members of a female-dominated profession: Abbr.
- They often put cuffs on, for short
- 20-Across givers, sometimes
- IV hooker-uppers
- Some hosp. workers
- Pressure? They can take it!
- Some delivery workers, for short
- M.D. helpers
- They hook up IVs
- Hosp. aides' bosses
- Hospital pros
- They may administer IVs
- Some OR personnel
- TLC administrators
- ER extras
- Some licensed midwives (abbr.)
- TLC givers
- HMO staff
- MD's helpers
- IV pros
- Hospital staffers (abbr.)
- TLC specialists
- Grey's Anatomy extras (abbr.)
- ER figures
- HMO workers
- They work with MDs
- ER attendants
- Health care pros
- Some hosp. hirees
- Some ICU attendants
- Some home health care providers, briefly
- They dispense TLC
- Angels of mercy, briefly
- Drs.' colleagues
- ER personnel
- Chart checkers, for short
- Dispensers of TLC
- ER VIPs
- Health care providers (abbr.)
- ICU attendants
- MD associates
- Some ER workers
- Some clinic workers (abbr.)
- They assist MDs
- They work in ORs
- Some hosp. personnel
- IV luggers?
- They give TLC
- 20-Across workers
- Hypo users
- They may work on drips, briefly
- BP takers, often
- OR staffers
- They may work on drips
- GP's assistants
- Med. center VIPs
- Patient tenders, for short
- IV inserters
- IV monitors
- M*A*S*H roles
- Extras on TV's "House"
- ICU personnel
- OR helpers
- BP takers, at times
- Some call-button respondents, briefly
- MD's co-workers
- Dr.'s co-workers
- OR VIPs
- Some OR staff
- M*A*S*H staff
- IV administrators
- Some OR staffers
- BP checkers
- OR or ER workers
- Licensed med. personnel
- Shot providers, briefly
- Temp. takers, at times
- They may hook you up, briefly
- M*A*S*H staffers
- ICU VIPs
- Many ICU professionals
- Med. caregivers
- Some triage pros
- IV league?
- Hosp. staffers, or an initial feature of the answers to starred clues
- Some "ER" roles
- Clinic staffers: Abbr.
- Hosp. caretakers
- OR professionals
- Patient care pros
- IV installers
- Med. employees
- Hospital professionals: Abbr.
- Medical staffers: Abbr.
- MDs' aides
- Caregivers, in brief
- White-hat wearers
- Grey's Anatomy extras
- Hosp. pros
- White-hat wearers in hospitals: Abbr.
- Hospital workers: Abbr.
- Some hospital workers: Abbr.
- ER professionals
- MD's associates
- Hospital VIPs
- 59 Down's hosp. coworkers
- Former white-hat wearers
- ICU professionals
- Colleagues of MDs
- Board-certified professionals
- Hospital colleagues of MDs
- Onetime white-hat wearers
- Grp. dealing with drips
- HMO group
- Health care VIPs
- 15 Across monitors
- 55 Down personnel
- Certain degreed clinicians
- HMO personnel
- MD's hospital coworkers
- Maj. Houlihan et al.
- Red Cross workers, for short
- Temp monitors, at times
- Nightingale Pledge takers: Abbr.
- Clinicians' designation
- Medical clinic pros: Abbr.
- Patient attendants
- Some BP takers
- Some health coaches: Abbr.
- Certain temp monitors
- Coworkers of MDs
- Interns work with them (and end with them!)
- Associates of MDs
- Keys to quality care
- Temp monitors
- ER pros
- ICU pros
- ICU figures
- IV givers
- Candy striper's coworkers: Abbr.
- OB's coworkers
- Some ER staff members
- Checkers of vital signs: Abbr.
- They might help hook up EKGs
- Frequent users of sphygmomanometers: Abbr.
- MASH workers
- Orderly supervisors: Abbr.
- Some Red Cross workers: Abbr.
- Some hosp. employees
- They might wear scrubs: Abbr.
- Some labor room laborers: Abbr.
- They might hook up IVs
- Registered nurses: abbr.
- Important workers: Abbr:
- Ladies in uniform: Abbr.
- Members of an important profession.
- Nurses.
- Girls in uniform: Abbr.
- Hospital grads: Abbr.
- Women in white.
- Much-needed workers.
- Important workers.
- The nurses.
- Career women: Abbr.
- Women with caps.
- Members of ANC.
- Hospital aides.
- Scarce workers.
- Women of high profession.
- Hospital workers, for short.
- Professional women: Abbr.
- Women of high calllng.
- Important workers, for short.
- Aides to M.D.'s.
- Helpers of Drs.
- Hosp. aides
- Hospital personnel: Abbr.
- Hospital grads
- Hosp. people
- Helpers of M. D.'s
- Hospital people: Abbr.
- M.D.'s helpers: Abbr.
- Ward V.I.P.'s
- Important hosp. group
- Clinic workers, for short
- Group working alongside M.D.'s
- Medical personnel: Abbr.
- M.D.'s right hands
- Medical "angels"
- Modern Nightingales, for short
- Surgeons' assts.
- Hosp. group
- Assts. to M.D.'s
- Hosp. staff members
- Angels of mercy: Abbr.
- Important O.R. group
- Hosp. "angels"
- Important hosp. personnel
- Hosp. Nightingales
- T.L.C. deliverers
- M.D.'s assts.
- T.L.C. is their forte
- Infirmary attendants, for short
- Pulse takers, briefly
- Ones providing IV's, maybe
- Red Cross workers, briefly
- Ward healers: Abbr.
- Workers in white, for short
- Medicine givers, for short
- 12-Down staffers
- Caregivers, for short
- Ones calling the shots?: Abbr.
- Shot putters?: Abbr.
- E.R. regulars
- Surgical assts.
- I.C.U. helpers
- Some needle holders, for short
- Bedside workers, often: Abbr.
- ER extras, for short
- Hosp. V.I.P.'s
- They can take the pressure: Abbr.
- E.R. or O.R. workers
- IV adjusters
- Workers with 64-Downs, for short
- O.R. figures
- They tend IVs
- Some pulse takers, for short
- Scrubs wearers, for short
- Some temp takers
- Urgent care workers, for short
- MASH figures
- Ones calling the shots, for short?
- Careful workers, briefly?
- Ones attending to patients, for short
- IV checkers
- Med. professionals who take a pledge named for Florence Nightingale
- Some shelter volunteers, briefly
- Many I.C.U. workers
- Pro caregivers, for short
- I.C.U. specialists
- Some vaccine administrators, in brief
- I.C.U. standbys
- IV placers
- Many I.C.U. workers: Abbr.
- Pros with IVs
- Triage pros, in brief
- They may work with drips
- 'ER' roles
- Pros in the 60-Down
- Some vaxx site workers
- Temperature takers, often: abbr.
- Some E.R. and O.R. workers
- Some I.C.U. workers
- Some critical-care pros
- Some essential workers: Abbr.
- Some essential workers, for short
- Some health-care professionals: Abbr.
- Docs' helpers
- Some clinic workers, for short
- Ward workers
- Patient visitors?
- ER staff
- Some hospital employees (Abbr.)
- Hosp. workers hidden in "internship"
- M.D. colleagues
- ER types
- ICU caregivers
- Some caregivers
- Hospital need
- St. Elsewhere roles
- Some ER staffers
- Some med. personnel
- Patients may call for them, briefly
- They insert IVs
- Aides in ORs
- IV administerers
- Workers in wards (Abbr.)
- MDs' colleagues
- ER essential workers
- Some infusion center staffers (Abbr.)
- Many ER staff members
- Some Drs.' co-workers
- Ward assts.
- IV setter-uppers
- Colleagues of DOs
- ICU staff members
- Med. workers
- They call the shots
- Some hosp. staffers
- Vitals collectors, for short
- IV adjusters, often
- M*A*S*H extras
- Some ER staff
- Some ICU staff
- Some workers in 58-Down
