Sentence examples for two years internship from inspiring English sources

Clinical officers were defined by three years' pre-service education plus two years' internship; and nurses, more variably, by one to four years of formal nursing education (with or without midwifery) [ 27].

The 15 obstetrician/gynaecologists had three to four years' post-graduate training following medical school as well as one to two years' internship in sub-specialties of their choice.

(Medical doctors in South Africa may enrol in a Masters of Medicine (MMed) programme after completion of two years internship and one year community service, to qualify in any of the medical specialties, the equivalent of medical residencies in North America).

A lot of the kids seemed to be using the program as more of a prestigious two year internship, kind of like a Rhodes Scholarship for tech, with scant regard for Thiel's plan to disrupt higher education.

The "loss" of doctors has significant economic consequences as well, as training of qualified general practice physicians is rather costly (a two year internship of one GP costs the state about EUR 8,700); therefore, it is essential to retain qualified specialists in the country.

After spending two years in internship and residency at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, he became a researcher in virology at the National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland.

The clinical officers had a secondary school education, three years of pre-service training, and two years of internship.

The two years of internship and one year of community service are often done in rural settings, where the patient to doctor ratio is high.

Information about age, sex, year of medical degree and of registration (after two years of internship), and type of specialist qualifications (after at least five more years of resident training) were obtained mainly from the National Board of Health and Welfare.

This includes four years focusing pre-clinical and clinical subjects and two years focusing internship practices at a University Hospital, in which the students work under supervision of residents and staff physicians [ 15, 18].

Clinical officers are among the non-physician clinicians described in a recent review [ 26]; they have a secondary school education, three years of pre-service training and two years of internship.