"lead specialist" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an expert or authority figure in a specific field or subject. Example: John is the lead specialist in the company's marketing department, responsible for developing and implementing all strategic initiatives.
Lead specialist nurse in hepatology, Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust.
Mike Pitts, lead specialist, Sustainability at Innovate UK Iain Gulland, director of Zero Waste Scotland.
Hayman said: "It has been a great honour and privilege to lead specialist operations in its challenging work protecting this country from the palpable terrorist threat we face.
His main job was to lead specialist teams working on the project, and to bring new impetus to the search on both sides of the Irish border.
"It has been a great honour and privilege to lead specialist operations in its challenging work protecting this country from the palpable terrorist threat we face.
"They're waiting to see which one of them becomes de facto," explains Stephanie Hime, lead specialist in natural capital at accountancy firm KPMG.
Dual practice can also lead specialists to re-evaluate how they compare public and private jobs, and to overworking which can expedite decisions on whether to stay in the public sector or leave.
For additional information, please contact to: Tursunova Dilorom Alimovna, Leading Specialist on immunoprophylaxis, Ministry of Health of Uzbekistan.
GA services for paediatric extractions (DGA) have developed from different historical positions, including community dental services, maxillofacial services and paediatric led specialist services.
The current findings therefore cannot be generalised to third or fourth generation systems that involve both invasive and non-invasive physiological monitoring with real time analytical and decision making support by physicians or physician led specialist nurses.
Aspirations of individual nurse consultants to provide nurse led specialist clinics in primary care were often frustrated by lack of support both from general practitioners and by hospital consultants arguing that this was not best use of resources.
