feldsher

"That would be the second time this week," Feldsher says.

Then he was a barber and worked presumably as a feldsher.

"She feels this weird obligation to her husband," Feldsher says.

She continued writing her letter to the feldsher as she spoke.

In 1863, she graduated as a feldsher and barber.

Chernov was born to a family of a feldsher (registered nurse).

He attended the village school followed by a feldsher training college in Kiev.

During World War I, he once again saw service as a feldsher and was decorated.

Later, in the office, Rudin and Feldsher have an almost spiritual disagreement.

Treating diseases separately is work on the feldsher level.'

Like many other black owners of small businesses in the area, Dr. Feldsher and her mother did not have insurance.

Wasn't there a doctor or a feldsher or something?'

Feldsher huddles with the champ to discuss religion.

Ali shadow-jabs Feldsher with his left hand.

"It's just been a big rat race," said Dr. Feldsher.

He was born in 1635 and worked as an feldsher and physician in Hamburg.

"But he is so dignified," Feldsher says.

"I'm not worried about that," Feldsher says.

For competitive reasons, Mrs. Feldsher said, she did not want to disclose her clinics' earnings.

Ali matches Feldsher's Bible literature with a blue paperback he lifts out from his suitcase.

"My husband and I are scared to death, to be honest with you," Dr. Feldsher said.

Feldsher crosses his arms.

Feldsher slumps.

Feldsher doesn't flag.

"He's interested in Biblical scholarship," Feldsher says.