The phrase "a broad professional" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used to describe someone with a wide range of skills or expertise in their profession, but it is better to clarify the context.
Example: "As a broad professional, she excels in various fields, from marketing to project management."
Alternatives: "a versatile professional" or "a well-rounded professional."
The six cities who've joined the experiment — Louisville, Kentucky Oakland, California Providence, Rhode Islandnd; and Salem, Somerville, and Newton in Massachusetts — comprise the first cohort of a consortium called By All Means, which provided the framing philosophy and guidance, city-specific consulting help, and a broad professional community for reflection and collaboration beyond city lines.
By offering comprehensive computational courses and a broad professional network, NYOT hopes to provide under-resourced students in New York City with the skills and infrastructure needed for a successful career in tech.
I told the students that I have a broad professional background, and I am convinced that if I had not attended graduate school, the opportunities I had may not have been available to me.
Because the nature of what we do is so private and personal, little infrastructure exists to support a broad professional community.
The initiative for the youth health centre originated from an identified need and political decision to capture young people with mental health and psychosocial problems in an earlier stage, and to offer a broad professional expertise gathered under one roof to cover young people's different needs.
The setting of a broad professional base against which the study was conducted provides for another consideration that must be raised – that of assuming the information needs of a diverse group of health professionals are homogenous enough to warrant a single analysis.
She walked away with a broader professional vision for product implementation techniques that are culturally informed.
As I discussed in a previous column, technical consulting can bring fame, fortune, and a broader professional network.
By embracing the ACE method, you will discover that you have not only the initiative but also the ability to identify a career that is right for you, develop the necessary transferable skills, foster a broader professional network, and ultimately design your own career trajectory.
Of course we learn from one another; but it is also rewarding to know that students will implement and disseminate what they have learned in a very broad professional context.
10 Our final panel consisted of individuals (researchers, front-line clinicians and a patient) with broad professional representation as well as consultants from stakeholder groups (national accreditation body and provincial quality council).
