The phrase "aspiring physicians" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who are in the process of training or studying to become doctors.
Example: "The conference will feature several workshops aimed at aspiring physicians looking to enhance their skills and knowledge."
Alternatives: "future doctors" or "medical students".
It is important for the specialty to communicate to aspiring physicians the dedicated training of an otolaryngologist specializing in FPRS.
Lifestyle medicine is an exciting new movement to empower practicing clinicians and aspiring physicians to facilitate behavioral change and promote a culture of health and wellness in patients.
The White Coat Ceremony is as much a rite of passage for aspiring physicians as it is a time to reflect on the journey that led to this moment and what lies ahead.
With easy access to world-class faculty and coursework in medical science as well as engineering, computer science, education, business and the humanities, aspiring physicians and scientists can experiment across disciplines and customize their education to match their interests.
Dr Robert Grossman said that "aspiring physicians and surgeons should not be prevented from pursuing a career in medicine because of the prospect of overwhelming financial debt".
Aspiring physicians should try to envision what type of physician they want to be, and in what kind of setting, such as rural or city.
The development of mentored early career development training grants (K awards) has been one strategy implemented by the National Institutes of Health to help aspiring physician-scientists establish independent research careers.
Inspired by the care he received at the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center, Eli Bunzel is a dedicated fundraiser and aspiring physician.
However, now that I am a little further along in my training, I offer one piece of advice to aspiring physician-scientists: Find mentors.
It was required to close its trauma center and shut its programs to train aspiring physician specialists.
The goal was to introduce the aspiring physician-scientists — early in their training — to people's experiences of illness.
