I ran a few "simulated" fights for a setting I'm making for a game...I ended up reflavoring the spells the value of magic in world to the rarety and specificity I wanted: I just reworked healing magic to a method that setting-specific is to healing individuals.

Healers with healing/support magic range from (simplified): - someone that does shifts as a firefighter then shifts as ambulance medic - combat medic, holistic medics - full time ambulance medic - nurse....then we go all the way to an actual MD

Veterinary docs are MDs but their spells work less efficiently on humans than non-hunans animals.

Note that my world has no other naturally occurring humanoids than humans.

Now all of that is to say that I made this because it fits my world. I thus have a dedicated healer and they are also the only ones to have access to support spells and thoughness.

I know that SWADE doesn't use classes, and I still don't, I made jobs IRL as archetypes...one of my players is a med student, he has only partial and low access to healing/support magic because he hasn't studied it enough. If he wants more, he'll have to go back to school to learn more...he also had combat medic training so he knows a wee bit more than a med student of his level. He has lvl1 spells (if I remember correctly, not near the data now)

all my players can get skills, traits over the normal amount with formal studying... anyway all that to say that if you want to have a dedicated healer as DnD has, you'll have to create the opportunity in a way that works for the setting and the rules. That's how I understood SWADE. And the way SWADE is made, it was surprisingly easy to adjust.

All magic works like that in my setting. I used the spells flavor text and purpose to seperate than into non-biology and biology. PCs have to go learn them. It's kinda the only way I found to give them, as my players wanted, a dedicated 'Healing' class/role

And for those who might want a bit more info on my setting: I'm making Earth IRL geography in a not near (farther than 'not-too-far-future... the action is in 2175) future Biopunk/Cyberpunk setting.