Sentence examples for local trainee from inspiring English sources

Local "trainee marine conservation officer" Nicola Taylor, of Cumbria Wildlife Trust, was overcome with the sort of joy that I'm now incapable of feeling.

In the UK local trainee obstetricians-gynaecologists, in Switzerland obstetricians-gynaecologists from low-and middle income countries, in Germany local trainee psychiatrists, in Hungary residents from different specialties and in Spain medical practitioners participated.

The interview included: 1) Questions from the General Medical Council (GMC) 2010 National Training Survey [ 13]. 2) Additional questions covered by previous local trainee surveys carried out at SLaM.

This difficulty, subsequently supported by the three 2013 reports into quality and safety of the NHS [ 1– 3] confirmed our belief that a simple local monitoring process, measuring good educational practice requires a local trainee questionnaire for each post in a training year.

The proposals are full of inventive hand-crafted touches too, with fixtures and fittings produced by Granby Workshop, a social enterprise that employs local trainees.

Mr. Blanchet had traveled to Kabul 30 times since 2006 and helped local trainees make 18 films about Kabul's children, according to an interview by Agence France-Presse with one of his colleagues in Paris.

Today, by sharing data with collaborators in the U.S., the local trainees can produce 5-6 new arms a month.

As an example, the Abu Dhabi programs have adopted the requirements of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), which will allow local trainees to sit for the American Board of Emergency Medicine examination.

These sorts of rotations can be a substantial burden to the host in the resource-constrained setting and can have unintended negative impacts on patients, the community, and local trainees as already scarce resources are shifted to host international visitors.

Every year, more than 400 medical volunteers including many of the top ophthalmologists in the world travel with Orbis on the plane, treating patients and teaching local trainees how to screen for and treat commonly cured diseases such as cataracts, glaucoma, strabismus, as well as diabetes-related eye conditions.

Implications of differential access to resources for foreign and local trainees.