Sentence examples for prestigious teaching from inspiring English sources

The doctor was esteemed and worked at a prestigious teaching hospital.

In Massachusetts, it is exacerbated by the outsized bargaining power of prestigious teaching hospitals and regionally dominant community hospitals.

Beloved by his students, they selected him five times to receive the prestigious Teaching Award at graduation.

He received two of Yale's most prestigious teaching awards, and students have praised him as a gregarious, approachable classroom presence.

It may be equally important, Mr. Patrick and others argue, to rein in the ability of the state's most prestigious teaching hospitals and physicians' groups to negotiate high rates of reimbursement.

New York State's prestigious teaching hospitals could lose more than $1 billion a year as part of plans under negotiation in Washington to reduce the federal deficit that the hospitals say will lead to drastic service reductions.

In Long's career he has been commended for bravery, disciplined, picked for prestigious firearms teaching roles, insulted by a senior officer and plucked from retirement to face trial.

The participants sat in a brown leatherette La-Z-Boy chair in her small lab at the Center for Addiction and Mental Health, a prestigious psychiatric teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Toronto, where Chivers was a postdoctoral fellow and where I first talked with her about her research a few years ago.

Lonely Alice, who graduated second in her class from Harvard Medical School but still manages to be the most inept and unpopular intern at a prestigious Boston teaching hospital, has come under the spell of Ray Russo, an exuberant lout who consulted her when he was thinking about getting a nose job.

She says her husband is still so "deeply, hotly angry" at the members of the department who voted against her that he could hardly bring himself to attend the award ceremony when she recently won a prestigious endowed teaching professorship.

Nabel is well known to many medical scientists as the cardiologist who directed the National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute at NIH, then left that job in 2009 to become president of a prestigious Harvard University affiliated teaching hospital: Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.