Sentence examples for trainees for work from inspiring English sources
In Canada and the United States, government-funding initiatives targeted at rural medical education through community placements plays an important role in preparing medical trainees for work in rural areas [ 15].
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/11/245/prepub The authors would like to thank Petra Kuhnert for her skilful and dedicated work and all trainees for their study participation.
Finally, we recognised that our training program was not adequately equipping trainees for their future work as consultant psychiatrists, suggesting poor alignment in the training program.
Surgeons reported that very few trainees had turned up for work and that consultants had coped well with their workload.
The enquiry cleared Heaphy of corruption although he was criticised for taking payments from young trainee surveyors in return for work.
Participants 19 560 patients having an anaesthetic procedure carried out by first to fifth year trainees starting work for the first time at the hospital over a period of five years (1995-2000).
The closest Ms. Casazza came to foreign affairs was processing visa applications for French trainees while working for the cosmetics company Lancôme.
Indeed, Bogue et al. (2010) recently asserted that many trainees in science are "prepared for work, not the career," acknowledging that academic training equips graduates with the technical skills for job success but provides comparatively no preparation for developing one's career, balancing work life matters, or managing professional challenges.
NGDP trainees work for a council for two years and rotate between different six-month placements, gaining frontline, back office and strategic experience.
It takes a long time for science trainees to work their way through the system and into permanent jobs, making short-term outcome measurements virtually meaningless.
21 22 We included all patients who had an anaesthetic procedure carried out by first to fifth year trainees working for the first time at our hospital.
