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Hi,
I teach English online and would be glad to help with the medical terminology you need to know. I know most of it, but if I don't know a word, I have resources available so I can find it.
Please contact me if you are still
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Can anyone head me in the right direction for medical teaching material. I've retired from a career as a California QME (qualified medical examiner) writing medical-legal reports for state-referred injured workers. While in Taiwan I was
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Hello Chris, I can see that you have a sophisticated medical teaching job. May I ask you for advice? I've retired from a career as a California QME (qualified medical examiner) writing medical-legal reports for state-referred injured workers.
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"M.Jovanovic" (Email Removed) wrote on 28 Nov 2003: Yes, yes. A complete sentence, by all means. Like the previous two and this one. Huh-uh.. a complete sentence? Technically, all three of my sentences are "complete sentences".
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