Sentence examples for trainee social from inspiring English sources

Joseph Stone, 21, a trainee social worker in child protection on the Frontline training programme, comes from a family devoted to the public sector.

Over the next few months Frontline will be building relationships with councils across London and Manchester, and re-imagining a curriculum that will prepare trainee social workers for the realities of the job.

But on July 20, 10 days after Adam had entered Hassockfield, Mrs Pounder met his case worker, Kath Bridon, a trainee social worker, to tell her that her son was suicidal.

Jennifer Ault, 23, a trainee social worker, said: "I would choose Maxine Peake because she's a great, successful actress and she doesn't seem to have lost her northern roots.

And one sensed some pre-emptive accommodation in Neil McKay's compelling two-part Sunday night drama, Appropriate Adult, based on the true-life experience of Janet Leach, a trainee social worker volunteer called in by the police to observe fair play during West's interrogation.

The programme will be shot by the ITV Studios team behind Appropriate Adult, the acclaimed drama that told the story of the trainee social worker Janet Leach, who was asked by police to sit in on their interviews with the serial killer Fred West.

d) Finally, the FETP model offers trainees social capital [ 16] and innovative incentives.

She received her M.A. in Sociology and Ph.D. in Public Policy and Sociology from the University of Michigan (2014), where she was also a trainee in social demography at the Population Studies Center.

Predictors categorized as "clinician characteristics" were clinician gender, race/ethnicity, level of experience (staff vs. trainee), discipline (Social Worker, Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT), Psychologist), and self-reported theoretical orientation (Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral, Eclectic, Psychodynamic, Behavioral Humanistic and Other).

For the healthcare provider group, 16 (19.3%) of the sample were nurses, 8 (9.6%) psychologists, 6 (7.2%) psychiatrists, 6 (7.2%) occupational therapists, 5 6.0) psychology trainees, 4 (4.8) social workers and 38 (45%) coming from 'other' healthcare disciplines.

A number of medical societies, faculty members, and physician-trainees use social media, specifically Twitter, to learn from and educate other social media users.