Following this, the National board of Health and Welfare requires a minimum of 18 months of clinical internship (interns) before granting a medical licence as a fully qualified Doctor of Medicine.
As part of his college course, he was granted an intern position at Wolf Team, and was subsequently given special thanks in the credits of Span of Dream in 1990.
Following the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001 in America, Parliament hurriedly granted powers to intern foreign terror suspects without trial.
The settlement, approved on Friday, grants each eligible intern who submits a claim form $110 for each week worked up to a maximum of 10 weeks, the average length of an academic semester internship.
'Trainee interns' receive a tax free educational grant that approximates a salary and emphasises the transitional nature of the role between education and employment [ 16].
She also won an Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program grant while working as an intern in a water chemistry lab.
A student at the University of Havana, she had received a grant and an invitation to intern at a policy group in Washington, DC.
In addition, an NIEHS training grant supports 10 minority undergraduate interns per year.
The River Project hires scientific-minded high school and college students as interns, using money from grants and donations.
As the American public absorbed the salacious details of Clinton's sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky, a White House intern half his age, some questioned the broad powers granted to Starr to unearth such information.
Aref was granted asylum in Denmark and started as a language intern at Bybi, a social enterprise that uses bees to explore the biodiversity of Copenhagen.
