The phrase "specialist certified" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to someone who has received specialized training and certification in a specific field or subject. Example: "Our team includes specialist certified teachers who have expertise in teaching English as a second language."
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All dentists who performed the implant treatment in this study were specialist certified by Japan Society of Oral Implantology and had experience of more than 5 years implant treatment.
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The second was the palliative care specialists certified by the Japan Society of Palliative Medicine (JSPM) compared with non-specialists.
Study subjects were physicians who were specialists certified by Department of Health in Taiwan between 1 January 1997 and 31 December 2010.
Eligible reports were independently reviewed for evaluation by two authors (K. I. and D. A ., who are both infectious diseases specialists, certified by the Japanese Association for Infectious Diseases.
A total 76.4 % were specialists certified by the Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare, and (a) the Society of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation in 31.9 %; (b) the Korean Acupuncture and Moxibustion Medicine Society in 28.7 %; and (c) the Society of Internal Korean Medicine in 25.5 %.
The patient's pathology and the number of deaths certified in the previous three months were directly linked to physician's speciality: 46% of cancer specialists certified more than 10 deaths in the previous three months compared with 10% of general practitioners, cardiologists and surgeons.
During out-of-hours, one critical care specialist (board certified or in training) was on call on site, either alone (in 14 ICUs) or with a medical resident.
