The phrase "assistant resident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who is both an assistant and a resident, often in a medical or academic context.
Example: "As an assistant resident in the hospital, she gained valuable experience working alongside experienced doctors."
Alternatives: "resident assistant" or "assistant in residence."
Each residence hall has a live-in Resident Director (RD) and three assistant Resident Directors (ARD).
Captain Kress handed the slip of paper with the print, to me, and the pistol to the assistant Resident.
As assistant resident (1960 62) at the National Naval Medical Center, he began his tumour-growth studies and also discovered, with David Long, a polymer that facilitated the sustained release of drugs and came to be used in implantable contraceptives.
After a trip to Baltimore with his brother, Ned, Cushing wrote to William Stewart Halsted, professor of surgery at Johns Hopkins to inquire about a position as assistant resident at Johns Hopkins.
From 1922 to 1925, Blalock worked as a hospital physician and assistant resident surgeon at Hopkins, completing an internship in urology, and then as an assistant resident on the general surgical service, followed by a fellowship in otolaryngology.
1948 - Becomes an Assistant Resident Surgeon at Johns Hopkins Hospital and an Assistant in Surgery at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Assists with training new veterinary technicians, veterinary assistants, residents, interns, and graduate students.
The university had argued against it, saying that the teaching assistants and resident assistants are students first, not employees.
Relative to other personnel alternatives, like hiring more nurse practitioners or physician assistants, residents provide relatively cheap, skilled labor.
We make our rounds as a group — nurses, physician assistants, residents, a fellow, a pharmacist, a case manager, me and occasionally additional observers.
The faculty in GI pathology program are engaged in teaching at various levels and are committed to training of medical students, physician assistants, pathology assistants, residents and fellows.
