Paramedical (adjective)

Relating to or denoting a health-care worker who is trained to a level below that of a doctor or nurse and provides support services such as first aid, treatment, and care.

Origin:

From para- 'beside, supplementary' + medical.

Examples:

1. The paramedical team was on standby at the sports event, ready to provide immediate medical attention if needed.
2. Paramedical services are an important part of the healthcare system, providing vital support to doctors and nurses.
3. Paramedical training can lead to careers as paramedics, emergency medical technicians, or medical assistants.
4. The paramedical student learned how to assess patient condition, perform first aid, and use medical equipment.
5. Paramedical workers are often the first to respond to emergencies, providing critical care until more advanced medical help arrives.