A person skilled in a particular type of therapy

Usage examples of healer.

The truly advanced ayurvedic healer will hire the hands-on help for minimum wage, leaving him- or herself free to sit back in their office and study the Gitas at leisure.

But even had she not been the Princess of Arath, Calli knew she would never have been allowed to be a healer.

Natalya, you must teach me the chant that all Carpathian healers use when working.

Tahvo continued to sleep, untroubled by the comings and goings of villagers bringing food, or the solemn healers with their chants and herbal concoctions.

Herald-Mages and to helping the Healers when their own ranks grew too thin, for Fireflower was a School that produced mages who were equally versed in Healing and mage-craft.

Soldiers with crushed limbs or with burns from a bursting firepot would go into the wagons, for healers and surgeons to do what they could.

Her mother was White Owl, a shaman and healer from the Gabrieleno tribe, and her father was a sailor, a deserter from a Spanish ship.

That healer, Glassman, is in charge of those boats, spreading the word about the outlanders.

Braud found that the people working as remote healers were able to significantly retard the hemolysis of the blood in the tubes they were trying to protect.

Two extra healer kits and two fighters as escort from Kitman through to the venge.

Before being evacuated to the Korana, the healer had been assigned to the Penal Quarters.

It might be that the Healers Ward had no extant Ladders but the one to the Academy Infirmary, and even that might be dead.

Fiolon might have some disease in addition to the lung fever, Haramis went so far as to send a lammergeier for a Vispi healer from the village of Movis on Mount Rotolo.

He was largehearted in his sovereignty, dispensing benedictions to every quarter, a healer and teacher, prepared to animate what was moribund in me, to lash what was reluctant, to tease and feed the smallest fires of my mind.

Reid Senior had combined these resources to grow the tart, round marshberries that were prized by sailors for staving off scurvy and by healers as a key ingredient in many of their preparations.