Sentence examples for dynamic professions from inspiring English sources

The discipline of biomedical engineering has emerged as an integrating medium for two dynamic professions, medicine and engineering, and has assisted in the struggle against illness and disease by providing tools such as biosensors, biomaterials, image processing, and artificial intelligence that can be utilized for research, diagnosis, and treatment by health care professionals.

"Medicine is a dynamic profession and the training of future practitioners should be the same".

We argue future managers will require additional educational emphases such as coursework in evolution to confront emerging issues in this dynamic profession.

Continuing medical education (CME) provides a means for practicing health care providers to maintain competence by keeping abreast of new knowledge in an increasingly dynamic profession [ 10], provides opportunities to learn new skills and incorporate new perspectives on disease management in clinical practice [ 11], and is required to meet requirements for re-licensure and recertification.

The findings raise important issues about health professionals' motivation and highlighted the need for entrants to the healthcare workforce to understand the dynamic nature of professions and the pace of change, along with the need for mentoring support in relation to career development.

This connoisseur dealer is one of the most dynamic members in his profession.

Responding to calls for a more nuanced theorisation of Weberian closure [Chua, W., & Poullaos, C. (1993). Rethinking the profession-state dynamic: The Victorian chartered attempt. Accounting, Organisations and Society, 18(7/8), 691 782; Chua, W., & Poullaos, C. (1998).

Her new novel suggests that the relation between her two professions remains as dynamic as ever.

This is the year that the Ofsted head Sir Michael Wilshaw will retire, and, as with Nicky Morgan succeeding Michael Gove, the new appointment will offer the opportunity to establish a less adversarial and more constructive dynamic between Ofsted and the profession.

"We wanted a profession that a dynamic, intelligent, glamorous, but also very detail-oriented and somewhat wonky woman would have," Brian Yorkey, who wrote the book and the lyrics, said the other day.

The French Catholic Church is clearly concerned to show that priesthood is a profession for modern, dynamic and, above all, normal people in a country where 60 per cent of the population are Catholic but mass attendance is low.