Sentence examples for permanent doctor from inspiring English sources

He will stay until a permanent doctor moves in, most likely in June.

Losing a permanent doctor means losing authority to admit patients, cutting off a hospital's fees and forcing it to close.

A permanent doctor will probably be installed at the training ground but he will certainly not be picked by Guardiola.

However, we couldn't find permanent doctors.

The organisation is working with Health Education England (HEE) on "robust training and recruitment plans that will lead to more permanent doctors, nursing and paramedics in the NHS", he added.

"My concern is if you are losing up to a third of your most senior doctors, and up to 40% of your other permanent doctors, you are going to have to make changes to your services that make them incredibly efficient and effective if you are not going to feel the loss of those staff that you have made redundant.

In addition, the effects of the interventions were explored by univariate General Linear Models (GLM) for the fifteen permanent doctors, with time (in months) as a covariate and interventions as a fixed factor.

A typology was conceived at the beginning of the Doctor Migration Project that focused primarily on length of stay – the possibly permanent migrant doctor, probably temporary migrant doctor and probably temporary migrant medical student.

Most PHC facilities in South Africa are not staffed with a permanent medical doctor or psychiatrist.

Another method of aligning the expectations of potential migrant doctors with the posts available in the Irish health system would be to create a permanent junior hospital doctor grade, such as the staff or specialist doctor grade [ 46] in the UK.

While there is continuing research being conducted across the nation aimed at proving whether multiple concussions in a short period of time — or a lifetime — can lead to long-term or even permanent brain damage, doctors at Boston Children's Hospital have recognized a pattern while studying lab mice subjected to repeated head trauma.