The phrase "a model trainee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who exemplifies the qualities or behaviors expected of a trainee, often in a positive context.
Example: "She has consistently demonstrated a strong work ethic and a willingness to learn, making her a model trainee in our program."
Alternatives: "an exemplary trainee" or "a perfect trainee".
In the second model, trainees seek out intensive research training after the MD, either in a formal degree-granting program or as a postdoctoral fellowship, in combination with residency or specialty fellowship training.
A coroner heard that the 1.5 metre (5ft 1in) teenager, who weighed 51kg (8 stone), was a "model and very respectful trainee" while on remand at the privately run Hassockfield secure training centre near Medomsley, County Durham, where he was found hanging by a shoelace in 2004.
Close inspection of today's CRS population reveals that a model portraying them as junior trainees is no longer accurate, if indeed it ever was.
Based on a qualitative study, we developed a model for reflection for GP trainees on the meaning of the death of patients and its influence on the GP.
Jackson takes her position as a role model to trainees and other scientists seriously, although more as a woman and mother of two than as a scientist with a disabilty.
Trialling such a model of care on the chronic disease content of trainees' clinical experience is a suitable area for future research.
The examination includes scripted hands on examination with a human model where the trainee is required to demonstrate skill at image acquisition.
The Hunter disease eClinic employs a CBT model providing the trainee with realistic clinical problems, coupled with comprehensive basic and clinical reference information by instantaneous access to an electronic textbook, the eBook.
To design a model-system instruction course to prepare trainees for performing goniotomy on patients.
To summarize, we hypothesized a career model in which trainees' intentions to remain in a research career are predicted directly by SciComm SE (SCSE), interest, outcome expectations (SCOEs) and productivity.
