In North America, the "rule" which must be learnt is that it is considered improper for a more junior trainee to answer a question directed at a more senior trainee.
In another, complementary example, a more senior trainee (core training year 2) reported how he, as a teacher, used the iDoc device with students in the operating theatre: Between cases, I taught two final year medical students anatomy relevant to the cases in theatre.
Another marker of surgical confidence was that not all senior trainees were confident to performed a laparoscopic salpingectomy for an ectopic pregnancy independently despite the RCOG guidelines stating that the laparoscopic approach is the preferred surgical route[ 13].
In general, being a junior trainee was related to lower ratings on all aspects of training practice and learning environment compared to being a consultant or senior trainee.
The negotiated terms include the option of "bumping down" to an equally curious position, that of a "senior floor trainee"—a messenger, in short.
In each medical college we identified a key person, a senior postgraduate trainee or a consultant, who contacted the students and collected the data.
The on-call team is composed of an interventional cardiologist, a senior cardiology trainee, two cardiac catheterisation laboratory nurses, a cardiac physiologist and a radiographer.
The team consists of one consultant psychiatrist, one consultant obstetrician, a specialist disability midwife, two psychiatric nurses and at times, a senior psychiatric trainee.
KC is a senior psychiatry trainee, DP held the position of bipolar nurse specialist and is now ward manager on an inpatient unit.
A New Job In the New York Fire Department's academy for emergency medical technicians, Ralph Dorsainvil is something of the senior trainee.
