As a professional community, we are still partly conflicted by our own professional identities.
Previous studies of the socialization of trainee accountants put emphasis on how disciplinary power mechanisms shape their professional identities.
I argue that national technological performance in biotechnology is critically affected by institutions governing scientific careers, which shape the professional identities and boundary-spanning activities of research scientists.
Technocratic creep creates professional identities separated from civic identities.
Internships in particular are meant to support the transition from student identities to professional identities.
Journalists see themselves in multiple professional roles.
The first tension point between professional identity and pedagogical change efforts is that scientists are trained in an atmosphere that defines their professional identities primarily as research identities to the exclusion of teaching identities.
The intergroup dynamics I will discuss are social identity, 21 communities of practice 22 and socialisation into professional identities.
This paper reviews three types of dynamics, social identity, communities of practice and socialisation into particular professional identities that affect relationships among professional groups in healthcare settings.
In the multiple regression analysis, those with lower professional identity, and those who reported nursing was not their first choice were likely to express migration intention.
