Sentence examples for current consultant from inspiring English sources

Current consultant contracts allow senior doctors to opt out of weekend work while on call as long as it is not an emergency.

Yesterday, The Sacramento Bee quoted Webber's former agent and current consultant, Fallasha Erwin, as saying the deal was close to being done.

The Department of Health points to a 2006 report by the King's Fund that found that as a result of the current Consultant's Contract agreed in 2003, consultant pay increased by almost 50 per cent.

This is also in line with the experience status of the current consultant cohort [16].

The current consultant contract means senior doctors can opt out of weekend work as long as it is non-emergency in nature - although they are still expected to be on call.

Dr. Richard Raymond, a former USDA under secretary for food safety and current consultant to a subsidiary of Eli Lilly, noted earlier this year that tetracyclines may be used to treat conditions like chlamydia and Lyme disease.

However, ministers say that the reason seven-day working is currently impractical is because of the restrictive nature of the current consultants' contract, which gives senior doctors significant extra pay for working anti-social hours and the right to opt out altogether.

Stafford hospital will keep the current consultant-led A&E service, which is open seven days a week from 8am to 10pm, but will not resume its overnight operation.

The CEO contrasted her with one of his current consultants, who drew on cross-specialty experience to recognize that the company's product portfolio affected its offshoring operations and in turn its tax regime.

However, the correlation between the results obtained in our survey with published gender breakdown of current consultants suggests that our respondents reflect the make up of consultants in the UK [16], and therefore, our findings provide a useful snapshot of current views and practices in the management of fibroids.

This correlates well with the actual gender distribution of current consultants in practice and gives some credence that the responses in our survey are representative of the workforce as a whole: as of 2013, 47% of the consultant workforce in the UK was female and 53% male [16].