asclepian
/æsˈkleɪpiən/Definitions
1. noun
A priest or healer in ancient Greece, especially one associated with the god Asclepius.
“The ancient temple housed an asclepian, who treated ailments with herbal remedies.”
2. noun
A person who practices or claims to practice a form of alternative medicine.
“The charismatic asclepian drew a large following with his unorthodox healing methods.”