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Another port is designated for the surgeon's assistant.
TECHNOLOGY'S GUIDING HANDS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
Mark Goodson, a surgeon's assistant, who was fined in February because his car park pass was out of date, criticised the company's heavyhanded approach.
Hospital hit by parking blunder by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
They also need to be very responsible because they are in charge of interviewing patients, stocking the operating room, sterilizing the equipment, assisting the surgeon and surgeon's assistants in the OR, maintaining order in the OR and protecting the patient from infection.
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