technician Definition
tech·ni·cian (tek nis̸h′ən)
noun
- a person skilled in the technicalities of some subject
- an artist, writer, musician, etc. who has great technical skill or knowledge
- a person providing technological or technical assistance or support
technician Synonyms
technician Usage Examples
Converse of object
- dispense: Also community pharmacy dispensing technicians in the UK and personnel from national pharmacy bodies in other European countries.
- qualify: Once the two-year transitional period has finished, only qualified dental technicians will be able to join the register.
- train: The mice will be kept in enclosures where they are cared for by trained animal technicians.
- accredit: Accredited checking pharmacy technician in aseptic services Status: Planning phase.
- employ: Ken Mallard, one of the full time technicians employed by the Faculty, is the key contact.
- supervise: They also take on the role of supervising technicians and have undergone some of the above courses.
Adjective modifier
- dental: The teeth for complete dentures are normally set by dental technicians.
- trained: Cameron Presentations provide the full range of Audio Visual rental services with our own trained technicians to provide a full turnkey event hire service.
- skilled: Prior to delivery our skilled technicians will have checked your car point by point.
- qualified: Please speak with a qualified guitar technician for further advice on intonation problems.
- certified: Purchase a one-year NANT membership for your certified technicians.
- experienced: Miss Natasha Wind Natasha is an experienced research technician whose work focuses on cell biology.
Modifies a noun
- advisor: Asked for lower which would permit technicians service advisors.
- turnover: Brought in your business technician turnover typically he says he.
Noun used with modifier
- pharmacy: Accredited checking pharmacy technician in aseptic services Status: Planning phase.
- entry-level: The A+ certification certifies the competency of entry-level technicians in the computer industry.
- lab: Well, it's not always the lab technicians ' fault.
- ambulance: The recent advert for an ambulance technician or paramedic has drawn some local applicants who were to be interviewed.
- cad: CAD technicians use computer generated drawings to prepare the information needed for a construction job.
- laboratory: The blood will be tested by a laboratory technician.
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