The phrase "and developing a professional" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it in contexts where you are discussing the process of becoming or enhancing one's professional skills or identity.
Example: "She is focused on improving her skills and developing a professional network in her field."
Alternatives: "and cultivating a professional" or "and enhancing a professional".
"If they can put their best foot forward, they're going to be better served in their careers, and a big part of that is keeping track of your published work and developing a professional identity".
Meeting people and developing a professional network is crucial for aspiring entrepreneurs.
Career-minded students benefit from training on up-to-date equipment, creating work for their portfolios and developing a professional work ethic in the GCC program.
It is considered to be extremely important to ensure that nurses adopt professional values during their education in order to improve nursing practices and develop a professional identity.
A local paediatric nursing course in the Solomon Islands would take candidates from all provinces, and would build strong knowledge and skills for child health throughout the country, and develop a professional network for leadership and advocacy for child health.
As opposed to medical school being an inspiring environment to practice skills and develop a professional attitude, high workload and personal demands can change it into a stressful period.
How else is the person supposed to remember you and develop a professional connection with you if all they know is that your name is Jim?
Not being a partner in their own care, lack of continuity, and not developing a professional relationship with those managing their epilepsy due to constant change of personnel negatively affected young people [ 38].
According to one student, distance between the physician and the patient is important in developing a professional character, and being able to give sound, objective advice.
Maybe it's because I'm young, but I'm still optimistic that we can find an alternative solution in strengthening men's stake in work-family issues and developing a realistic model of professional commitment.
