The phrase "assistant practitioner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a healthcare professional who supports practitioners in their work, often in a clinical setting.
Example: "The assistant practitioner played a crucial role in assisting the nurses during the busy shift."
Alternatives: "clinical assistant" or "healthcare assistant".
The role of the Assistant Practitioner in radiography has been established for over 10 years.
She would be trained to NVQ level 3 and would become an assistant practitioner.
Assistant Practitioner University Hospital of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust Burns Centre.
Whilst there are clear overarching descriptions of what the role of the Assistant Practitioner is, Wakefield et al.
To evaluate the Assistant Practitioner (AP) role in terms of service delivery and gain insight into the improvements that could be made in embedding this role effectively.
She combines her old role with her new one, as required: "I do healthcare assistant work as well as assistant practitioner jobs, and I'm quite flexible.
Stewart-Lord, McLaren and Ballinger18 (2011) also found that there were a variety of roles and responsibilities undertaken by Assistant Practitioners in the field of radiography.
Christina McAnea, head of health at Unison, said: "The NHS should build on the skills and commitment of its healthcare assistants and assistant practitioners, and invest more in these staff, who already deliver 60% of patient care.
The union said the introduction of the emergency care assistants (ECAs) had "resulted in managers currently deploying unqualified staff to emergencies with, in some cases, other ECAs or unqualified assistant practitioners".
There were 5416 practitioners (including assistant practitioners) in community health institutions in Heilongjiang Province.
The poster looks at two different learning pathways for training assistant practitioners in mammography.
