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A striking 56% said they would consider becoming an independent practitioner.
Surgical residency training aims to prepare the surgical resident to become an independent practitioner of surgery.
The practice of medicine was historically that of an independent practitioner — one doctor treating one patient.
In theory, the surgeon general is the nation's doctor, an independent practitioner whose major concern is our health.
Other areas of growth are in the voluntary sector, such as in roles in advocacy and community work, as well as independent practitioner roles.
So for many years, women who have wanted to be able to guarantee a one-to-one relationship with their midwife have usually had to pay an independent practitioner, at a cost of up to £4,500.
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This paper is therefore written from the perspective of independent practitioners of the techniques.
Although Lifenet does not refer callers to independent practitioners, it provides the numbers for referral lines of major professional organizations.
This interprofessional collaborative practice model recruits nonphysician health professionals from various disciplines as autonomous, independent practitioners.
Healthcare, a Long Island association of independent practitioners, and about 12,000 podiatrists who formed national guild last year.
It's no coincidence, Allen suspects, that the number of social workers choosing to be self-employed – whether through agencies or as independent practitioners – is growing.
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