Sentence examples for qualified consultant from inspiring English sources
"You never stop learning and training as a doctor - even when you are a fully qualified consultant or GP.
For inclusion on the GP or specialist register, a doctor must be a fully qualified consultant or GP (ie, the doctor must have successfully completed their Specialty Training).
At the time of the data collection she was a newly qualified consultant (less than 2 years from specialisation) so had an ability to engage at either a more junior or senior level with the participants.
Many a qualified consultant has failed to help her overcome the weakness, including former Wimbledon men's champion Richard Krajicek, whose smooth, textbook serve was a delight to behold.
Many a qualified consultant has tried and failed to remove the Achilles from her heel, including the 1996 Wimbledon men's champion, Richard Krajicek, whose smooth, textbook serve was a delight to behold.
In order to be included in the study, the consultants had to currently be: employed within an NHS hospital in the north of England; practising as a qualified consultant orthopaedic surgeon; and registered with the Royal College of Surgeons.
Negotiations had been plodding along, when in July the government announced its intention to ban newly qualified consultants from practising privately for seven years.
He argued that it would be hard to attract highly qualified consultants because many potential customers would be off limits as audit clients.
Her company, Walk With Path, now has four people on board, plus a weighty team of highly qualified consultants and mentors.
When Alan Milburn, the health secretary, unveiled the NHS modernisation plan almost two years ago, it stipulated that the new contract would prevent newly qualified consultants from topping up their income with work in private practice for seven years.
BMA consultant's committee chairman Peter Hawker said:"The government's insistence on proposing to ban newly qualified consultants from working outside the NHS is completely unacceptable and insulting to the profession.
