Sentence examples for specialization doctors from inspiring English sources

Depending on their area of specialization, doctors complete residency (a mix of education and on-the-job training) that lasts at least an additional three or four years.

In addition, since they are required to complete their rural service before specialization, doctors are able to complete their training only in their late thirties or early forties.

Recognition of intensive care medicine as a specialty in its own right has facilitated development of training programs for specialization of doctors as full-time intensivists.

Specialization of doctor-substitute cadres in Tanzania is in seven disciplines (general medicine and surgery, ophthalmology, radiology, dermatology, anesthesiology and dentistry).

From the data, it could be observed that the reasons indicated for leaving jobs were higher education and specialization by graduate doctors and attractive salary packages and chance for super-specialization by postgraduate doctors.

It has long been established that overall survival increases with the specialization of the doctors involved in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee said on Tuesday that it had sent a letter to Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond, asking the government to release the full medical information that led to Mr. Megrahi's release, including names, medical training and specializations of the doctors who examined him.

On the far end of the specialization spectrum, telehealth company Doctor on Demand employs doctors nationwide because they require licensing and specialization to deliver on the company's promise to see a real doctor in the comfort of your own home.

The district hospital had two doctors with specialization level 1 on emergency care, and four doctors with specialization level 1 on surgical operations (with one of the four specialized in injury and trauma).

Similarly, when medical doctors seek specialization, a Lebanese government office could steer doctors towards the specializations for which there is economic demand.

Interviewers were trained medical doctors undergoing specialization to become obstetricians, with sufficient technical ability to distinguish induced abortions, stillbirths, and miscarriages.