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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'resident doctor' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a doctor who has been hired to work or stay in a particular medical facility on a long-term basis. For example, "The hospital has two resident doctors and several other medical staff."
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Another is barely hanging on, with advanced cerebral trauma, the resident doctor, Hussam Abbas, said.
I'm a resident doctor working with many people who are less experienced than me.
They come from that intensive year of overworked transmutation as a resident doctor.
There is a resident doctor now, semiretired, but an important safeguard for the islanders.
It was at a clinic there that Biko, who was married, met and fell for the resident doctor, Mamphela Ramphele.
Given his occupation, the resident doctor focused on an unusual cause of this type of nerve damage: toxins.
Her favourite pastime was to wander around the hospital grounds with the daughter of a resident doctor.
Ahmed Meer Ali, a 27-year-old resident doctor, is left alone to man the private hospital where Kubasi's office is locked and shuttered.
At Abakaliki, 50 miles east of Enugu, they visited the resident doctor at a hospital - a young woman who had taken part of her training in the U.S.
But the company stipulates that to be considered, the village must have a full-time resident doctor, one of many amenities it lacks.
A resident doctor who gave his name as Ather led a visitor through the hospital, pointing out where the advanced equipment once stood.
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