"affiliated training" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to training programs or courses that are connected to or associated with an organization or institution. Example: "As part of our professional development program, we offer affiliated training with top universities to ensure our employees have access to the latest industry knowledge and skills."
Residents in all of the 23 affiliated training programs are required to attend this master session at least once by the time they graduate from their residency.
Academic affiliated training centers in humanitarian health, Part I: program characteristics and professionalization preferences of centers in North America.
In a study by Konen et al, half of the family medicine residents from a community hospital based, university affiliated training program in Syracuse, NY felt that the exercise was an unnecessary annoyance [ 18].
FIOCRUZ, with the support of IANPHI (International Association of National Public Health Institutes) and the CPLP (the Lusophone commonwealth), also backs the Guinean and Mozambican Institutes of Public Health and affiliated training institutions, seen as key drivers of human capital, leadership and system development in the health sector.
Individuals not affiliated with training programs can obtain single-user access for $400 for the year.
Born in 1984, he is the son of former Olympian Hadley Hinds, and has been affiliated in training with the MVP Track and Field Club in Kingston, Jamaica.
In 2008, Makimba Mimms, a former Navy information systems technician, sued a World Gym, a CrossFit affiliate training company and one of its employees in Manassas, Va., contending that an especially intense CrossFit workout caused a condition in which muscle fibers deteriorate and enter the bloodstream, leading to kidney damage.
On the instruction of his father, in 1996 Omar Khadr began attending Taliban-affiliated training camps.
For programs which participated in the 2008 2009 CKD module, affiliation with an affiliated nephrology fellowship training program was determined through the list of nephrology programs accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME).
This international work is part of a larger portfolio of research and training affiliated with the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies.
The department faculty is active in both medical and graduate education and is affiliated with several training programs in the Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences.
