What does CD mean?
CD means Clinical Director
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical
category.
Particularly in British medicine Abbreviations
Particularly in British medicine Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Clinical Director?
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What does CD stand for? CD stands for "Clinical Director". |
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How to abbreviate "Clinical Director"? "Clinical Director" can be abbreviated as CD. |
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What is the meaning of CD abbreviation? The meaning of CD abbreviation is "Clinical Director". |
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What is CD abbreviation? One of the definitions of CD is "Clinical Director". |
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What does CD mean? CD as abbreviation means "Clinical Director". |
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What is shorthand of Clinical Director? The most common shorthand of "Clinical Director" is CD. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CAT/CLAMS - Clinical Adaptive Test / Clinical Linguistic and Auditory Milestone Scale
- DISC4/ODISC4 - Director of Information Systems Command, Control, Communications, and Computers/Office of the Director of Information Systems Command, Control, Communications, and Computers
- CCCE - Clinical Coordinator of Clinical Education
- DCS - Director of Clinical Services
- CLD - Clinical Laboratory Director
- CPCRA - Clinical Programs for Clinical Research on AIDS
- CRD - Clinical Research Director
- CRCDM - Clinical Research and Clinical Data Management
- CSD - Clinical Scientific Director
- DAD - Director or Acting Director
- DCCS - Director of Clinical and Community Services
- dct - Director of Clinical Training
- Dco - Director Clinical Operations
- OCD - Office of the Clinical Director
- CAT/CLAMS - Clinical Adaptive Test/Clinical Linguistic Auditory
- csd - Clinical Services Director
- csd - Clinical Study Director
- dce - Director of Clinical Education
- CDISC - Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium (formerly a DIA special interest group called the Clinical Data Interchange Standards Committee)
- MCD - Military Clinical Director