Medico (noun)

1. A doctor, especially one who practices medicine in a non-English-speaking country.
2. A medical practitioner, regardless of their specialty or training.

Origin:

The word medico comes from the latin word medicus, meaning 'medical man.'.

Examples:

1. She sought the advice of a local medico for her persistent headache.
2. The medico examined the patient and prescribed some medicine.
3. The medico's credentials were impressive, with multiple degrees and certifications.
4. The medico was highly respected in the community for his compassionate care.
5. Many people travel to other countries to seek treatment from experienced medicos.