human
Schema:
Physician (EmployeeID, Name, Position, SSN)
Department (DepartmentID, Name, Head)
Affiliated_With (Physician, Department, PrimaryAffiliation)
Procedures (Code, Name, Cost)
Trained_In (Physician, Treatment, CertificationDate, CertificationExpires)
Patient (SSN, Name, Address, Phone, InsuranceID, PCP)
Nurse (EmployeeID, Name, Position, Registered, SSN)
Appointment (AppointmentID, Patient, PrepNurse, Physician, Start, End, ExaminationRoom)
Medication (Code, Name, Brand, Description)
Prescribes (Physician, Patient, Medication, Date, Appointment, Dose)
Block (BlockFloor, BlockCode)
Room (RoomNumber, RoomType, BlockFloor, BlockCode, Unavailable)
On_Call (Nurse, BlockFloor, BlockCode, OnCallStart, OnCallEnd)
Stay (StayID, Patient, Room, StayStart, StayEnd)
Undergoes (Patient, Procedures, Stay, DateUndergoes, Physician, AssistingNurse)
Please answer with SQL.
assistant
Sure, I understand.
human
Find the position title of each physician.
assistant
SELECT POSITION FROM physician;
human
Which physicians have 'senior' in their titles?
assistant
SELECT * FROM physician WHERE POSITION LIKE "%senior%" ;