Sentence examples for educational credit from inspiring English sources

Companies seem to have seized on the educational credit provision as a way of minimizing their legal liability.

As is customary with many research articles, the Massachusetts Medical Society offered doctors educational credit for reading and answering questions about the lung cancer study.

The debate became heated at a meeting this month when some of the nation's top doctors learned of the decision by the accrediting council to deny doctors educational credit if industry employees presented findings at the fall meeting of the American Heart Association.

This is why I would like to see the following practical, grounded suggestion enacted: the introduction of an optional big green gap year (BiGGY) whereby students – between school and university – undertake six months service to a community, or work towards sustainability and climate change remediation, in exchange for an educational credit (say £3,500) towards their first year tuition fees.

To allow the minimal-invasive surgeon to look outside of the own and known medical and educational system, international congresses that are equivalent to the AGE acknowledged symposia, are accepted as an educational credit.

There, doctors can check on news of their specialties — and even earn educational credits that are required by medical boards in some states.

He has taken an already lengthy public policy résumé, mostly in health care, along with sterling educational credits (Brown University and Oxford, as a Rhodes Scholar) and come back home instead of using his credentials as a ticket to escape, as many other accomplished Louisianans do.

Doctors paid their own way and earned educational credits.

(For details on educational credits, see IRS Publication 970).

Polish pharmacists have to collect 100 educational credits every 5 years for their professional license renewal.

Lack of educational credits was not helpful and may have introduced some bias in recruitment.