A total of 12 medical learners were recruited to participate in the study (six third- and fourth-year Dalhousie University medical student clerks and six PGY1-3 resident physicians training in the Saint John area).
During their on-call day, in addition to five hours per week of bedside teaching sessions and small group interactive sessions, students clerk all patients admitted then present and discuss the case with the clinical team.
The others are students, clerks, fitness instructors.
Later she took recommendations from the sarcastic college-student clerks at a local video store and dived into the repertory offerings at Film Forum in New York, where her father lived.
All but three members of the team are students, clerks or fitness instructors, and all play for gas money and train about three days a week, often at 9 p.m., after their day jobs.
"For the country, Justice Scalia will be remembered as one of our most influential justices, who inspired and challenged generations of students, clerks, lawyers, and judges.
We all know of the English majors applying to med school, the engineering grads working on Wall Street, or the philosophy students clerking at some law firm.
Furthermore, they explained things while teaching students, clerks and residents, when giving presentations, and when consulted by colleagues.
For three formative years he was surrounded by law students, law clerks, copying clerks, court clerks, magistrates, barristers and solicitors who (reborn in his fiction) uttered cheerful sentiments like "I hate my profession".
