What does Cath Jockey mean?
Cath Jockey means cardiologist that catheterizes every patient they see (or one that does cardiac catherizations)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for cardiologist that catheterizes every patient they see (or one that does cardiac catherizations)?
cardiologist that catheterizes every patient they see (or one that does cardiac catherizations) can be abbreviated as Cath Jockey
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What does Cath Jockey stand for? Cath Jockey stands for "cardiologist that catheterizes every patient they see (or one that does cardiac catherizations)". |
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How to abbreviate "cardiologist that catheterizes every patient they see (or one that does cardiac catherizations)"? "cardiologist that catheterizes every patient they see (or one that does cardiac catherizations)" can be abbreviated as Cath Jockey. |
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What is the meaning of Cath Jockey abbreviation? The meaning of Cath Jockey abbreviation is "cardiologist that catheterizes every patient they see (or one that does cardiac catherizations)". |
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What is Cath Jockey abbreviation? One of the definitions of Cath Jockey is "cardiologist that catheterizes every patient they see (or one that does cardiac catherizations)". |
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What does Cath Jockey mean? Cath Jockey as abbreviation means "cardiologist that catheterizes every patient they see (or one that does cardiac catherizations)". |
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What is shorthand of cardiologist that catheterizes every patient they see (or one that does cardiac catherizations)? The most common shorthand of "cardiologist that catheterizes every patient they see (or one that does cardiac catherizations)" is Cath Jockey. |
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