Sentence examples for trained and proficient from inspiring English sources

Treating practitioners will be trained and proficient in both of the interventions (physiotherapy and education control).

Blood samples are taken by ARENA staff and students trained and proficient in phlebotomy.

In our previous work [ 9] the longitudinal study of these parameters -from when the animals were naïve to when they were highly trained and proficient-had revealed a decoupling of the spatio-temporal parameters and pointed to the distance-related parameter as a key element for the learning of the motion's new tempo.

One of my goals is that the sailors will leave here better trained and more proficient, that the ships will leave better trained and more proficient; that the ships and sailors will know how to work in a Task Unit and in a Task Force.

The personnel attending deliveries are very often not properly trained and, hence, not fully proficient in labor room protocols (Tanzania Demographic Health Survey 2004 2005; MoHSW 2006).

We employed the individual as she was already a Band 7 sister but we employed her as a Band 7 advanced nurse practitioner, working day time with me for 18 months to make sure she could be trained and that she was proficient in doing the practical procedure that she needed to.

(Medical Consultant 2) We employed the individual as she was already a Band 7 sister but we employed her as a Band 7 advanced nurse practitioner, working day time with me for 18 months to make sure she could be trained and that she was proficient in doing the practical procedure that she needed to.

Instead of investing the time and resources to effectively train and develop their employees, some organizations appear to simply hope that employees will become technically proficient and begin to demonstrate desired workplace behaviors over time.

Students in this department are trained to become knowledgeable and proficient researchers, to provide psychological and educational leadership, and to be effective practitioners.

A senior U.S. military official who has served extensively in Yemen said that local forces embraced their training and were proficient at using U.S. firearms and gear but that their commanders, for political reasons, were reluctant to order raids against al-Qaeda.

A senior U.S. military official who has served extensively in Yemen said local forces embraced their training and were proficient at using U.S. firearms and gear but that their commanders were reluctant to order raids against al-Qaida for political reasons.