The phrase "trainee year" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific period of time during which someone is undergoing training or learning a new skill. Example: "During my trainee year at the company, I was able to gain valuable experience and develop new skills."
There were 29 FY13 13 FY2, 49 SHO, FTSTA and Specialty Trainee year 1 3 doctors, and 15 specialist registrars.
During the four data collection periods a total of 71 patient admissions were observed, involving 35 doctors (four consultant/specialist registrar, four specialist trainee year 4/5, nine specialist trainee year 1/2 and 18 foundation) and one advanced nurse practitioner.
All 24 healthcare staff observed during periods 1, 2 and 3 were interviewed; (three consultant/specialist registrar, two specialist trainee year 4/5, six specialist trainee year 1/2, 12 foundation and one advanced nurse practitioner), of whom 13 (58%) had undergone VTE training.
In particular, a staggered training schedule (e.g. according to trainee years) might help to clarify educational objectives to be achieved within a specific trainee year and to be verified.
ENT: ear, nose and throat; ICU: intensive care unit; ITU: intensive treatment unit/intensive therapy unit; IQR: interquartile range; SCI: spinal cord injury; SpR: specialist registrar; ST2: specialist trainee year 2; TMDT: tracheostomy multidisciplinary team; TRAMS: tracheostomy review and management service.
In a further development to the process, a senior orthopaedic registrar (specialty trainee year 3 and above) was available for advice and it was agreed that all but the most complex patients could be directly admitted after discussion, rather than wait for a further duplication of review.
In my field of the academic life sciences, unlike in engineering and the physical sciences, early interest and recruitment isn't the problem, with gender parity at the PhD levels and even into the early postdoctoral trainee years.
It appears that my passion for research was a casualty of my trainee years.
I like my job, but it has not undone the damage caused by the misery of my trainee years.
Had I had no engagement with the clinical world as a trainee years ago, I would also probably have had a less clear view on what I needed to accomplish to get clinicians' attention and commitment.
ESPs £89.7173.0.0 to 118.7) were equivalent to junior doctors (Specialist Trainee years 1 and 2: ST1/2) £81.5352.4.4 to 129.7) in all cost calculations.
