bariatrician
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of bariatrician
1965–70; bariatric(s) + -ian, on the model of pediatrician
Example Sentences
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His mother, a bariatrician and internist, is in private practice, also in Hackensack.
From New York Times
"They might say 'doctor-recommended program.' But you want to get someone who's a board-certified bariatrician."
From US News
I think you should insist that you two go together to talk to a bariatrician.
From Slate
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