multidoctor

English

Etymology

From multi- +‎ doctor.

Adjective

multidoctor (not comparable)

1. Comprising or employing multiple doctors.
   • 1986, Lawrence Farber, Estate Planning Strategies for Physicians:

     So it's equitable for a multidoctor corporation to carry a disabled MD...

   • 1992, David Edward Marcinko, Medical and Surgical Therapeutics of the Foot and Ankle:

     However, there is an increased demand for true multiuser systems among multidoctor, multioffice practices because they can perform multiple tasks...

   • 2008, Corbett Marshall, Jim Deskevich, Aimee Herring, Thomas Mason, Eco Dog: Healthy Living for Your Pet:

     ...where veterinary practices are no longer one- or two-doctor clinics open five days a week, but multidoctor hospitals operating 24 hours a day.