Sentence examples for graduated doctors from inspiring English sources

Some graduated doctors want continued contact and some don't.

Newly graduated doctors can see that general practice is an unattractive option and even medical school deans are warning undergraduates against second-class careers as GPs.

Many of these newly graduated doctors had not been shown to be competent enough to perform adequate resuscitation [27 30].

Before the introduction of emergency medicine, most physicians working in the ED were young recently graduated doctors who were marking time to get into a residency program.

All of them advised the newly graduated doctors to work in the public sector.

The majority of the responses (75%) were from recently graduated doctors (within the past five years).

These expectations are put into context when one notes that the salary of a newly graduated doctor at the time was about US$357aa month [ 14].

This was followed by establishing four other medical colleges, which, together with the first medical college, remained the only five colleges graduating doctors for 30 years thereafter.

For example, in 2012, non-UK qualifiers accounted for almost a quarter of the general practitioner workforce in the UK, 6 and black and minority ethnic doctors trained in the UK constitute nearly one third of graduating doctors (unpublished data).

First, the market in Australia, a traditional "life in the sun" for New Zealand doctors, is tightening up as it graduates doctors from 10 new medical schools established since 2000 [ 43].

Self-assessment was used to check the capacity of graduating doctors from Hacetepe University Medical School in Turkey against the requirements of an official job description, and the training was found to be lacking [ 9].