Also recognized by the TMA for their work on the Eastern Outfitters engagement will be: Spencer Ware, AlixPartners, LLP; Alexander Stevenson, Lincoln International; Jennifer
Feldsher, Bracewell, LLP; Norman Pernick, Cole Schotz, P.C.; Spence Mehl, RCS Real Estate Advisors, Nicholas Campbell, MERU and Robert Jordan, Kurtzman Carson Consultants.
Compared to the previous 2001 LLH surveys, the use of
feldshers and midwives has fallen (4 percent of users living in urban areas consulting with a
feldsher or midwife; 11 percent living in rural areas).
Mainstage: Kid-Simple, a radio play in the flesh, Jordan Harrison; dir: Scott
Feldsher.
Jaffe, Marty Katz, Paul
Feldsher. Executive producers, Allon Reich, Julie Goldstein.
Can a Jewish
feldsher (a communal paramedic) or a basic scientist be considered a "Jewish Doctor" as he implies?
In addition,
feldsher stations (primary care facilities staffed with physician's assistants) may exist, especially in rural areas.
The MOH requires reporting of all malaria cases; reporting sources include physicians and
feldshers (health-care workers similar to physician's assistants who often are the first contact patients may have with the medical system, especially in rural areas) who examine patients in hospitals, polyclinics, diagnostic centers, ambulatory clinics, or individual
feldsher stations.
No other bonesetter, "quack,"
feldsher or other non-medically qualified person ever equaled his fame.
In the preceding 12 months, in the sample as a whole, 52 percent of respondents visited a medical doctor, 5 percent visited a medical assistant (
feldsher), and 44 percent did not visit any health professional.
Produced by Michael Burns, Marc Butan, Paul
Feldsher. Executive producers, Jeremy Kramer, Jill Sobel Messick.
After co-founding (with Scott
Feldsher) Sledgehammer in 1985, Feerst produced 14 world premieres, including works by Mac Wellman, Erik Ehn and Nicky Silver, and more than 30 other productions.