Sentence examples for a training post from inspiring English sources

For would-be surgeons, the chances of getting a training post are as slim as one in five for general surgery, or one in six for orthopaedics.

Andrea Siggers, a GP with a one-year-old son, has had to give up her job because her husband was unable to gain a training post in emergency medicine in Wessex, but gained one in the south-west.

She could apply for a training post where she would study for her postgraduate qualification and be paid £21,176 -£27,534 by her sponsoring primary care trust (PCT).

And Katharine Augustine is having to move to Southampton, with her 19-month-old son, to pursue a training post in radiology, while her husband takes up his cardiology post in Bristol.

Until I saw the advert for a Grade A training post based at Nottingham City Hospital, I hadn't heard of clinical biochemistry.

You can either start looking for development opportunities to fill specific holes in your CV or look for a job in the same field which you can use as a "training post".

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All micro-dissections were performed by a pathologist (NL) and a trained post-doctoral fellow (HS).

The most common response was that a PhD is performed in parallel to specialist training, but a small number of departments see a PhD as a criterion for obtaining a specialist training post.

It would be of interest to explore if the proportions of male and female doctors differ in these two categories and to examine whether the risk of disciplinary action differs for doctors who are in a Specialty Training post compared with doctors who are working in a non-training post.

After weeks of waiting she has been offered a temporary training post that may lead nowhere and could be many miles away from her home.