A person who practises a learned vocation is known as practitioner. A commonly related phrase is the "medical practitioner" who is none but a doctor or someone specialising in the medicinal field. Such a person is known to have learnt the profession by being enrolled in a medical school and studying medicine. When he begins to put into practise the skills and the knowledge he had imbibed while learning the profession, he is known as a practitioner or more specifically, a medical practitioner.
The practitioner is required to learn and pick up every nuance and technique of the profession, vocation or the on-the-job training given to him. Practician is the synonym of the practitioner. The word entered popular English literature toward the latter half of the 14th century.
The practitioner is required to learn and pick up every nuance and technique of the profession, vocation or the on-the-job training given to him. Practician is the synonym of the practitioner. The word entered popular English literature toward the latter half of the 14th century.
