"clinical proficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person's ability to conduct something related to the medical field with precision and accuracy. For example: "The doctor demonstrated an impressive level of clinical proficiency when performing the surgery."
Internship (one-year) and residency (two-to-five-year) programs enable veterinarians to gain clinical proficiency in one or two medical specialties.
Their satisfaction rate with their CV training positively correlated with their clinical proficiency level and was associated with volume of coronary angiograms, percutaneous coronary interventions, and echocardiograms completed.
The methods developed in this study could improve evaluations of a surgeon's clinical proficiency as well as training potential in terms of basic sensorimotor ability.
Most medical schools in the United States use the National Board of Medical Examiners Subject Examinations as a method of at least partial assessment of student performance, yet there is still uncertainty of how well these examination scores correlate with clinical proficiency.
Some fields, especially those that are very procedure-oriented, demand considerably more practice time to maintain clinical proficiency.
The lack of advance exposure to trans patients prevented physicians from acquiring clinical proficiency in trans healthcare needs.
Simulation techniques such as virtual patients (VPs) are valuable tools for teaching and learning a range of clinical proficiencies.
A validation panel of 173 clinical and proficiency testing samples was analysed, demonstrating 100% concordance to the reference method.
A further matter of discussion at our own and other faculties is whether proof of basic clinical skills proficiency, e.g. by means of a course certificate, might be a suitable eligibility criterion for medical clerkships.
During his tenure he trained 26 residents in diagnostic acumen, surgical proficiency, clinical care, as well as compassionate bedside manner.
In 1883 he earned his medical degree from the College of Physicians & Surgeons (P&S) where he won prizes for both clinical reporting and proficiency at examination.
