Sentence examples for unit assistant from inspiring English sources
An extending thanks for every Nurse or Unit assistant at National Guard Primary Care Centers for their great help and assistance.
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3Shamai A. Grossman is a vice chair, director of the clinical decision unit, assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and an attending physician at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Department of Emergency Medicine, Boston, Massachusetts. 4 J.
2Christopher W. Baugh is the medical director of Brigham and Women's Hospital emergency department's observation unit, assistant professor of emergency medicine at Harvard Medical School, and an attending physician in the Brigham and Women's Hospital Department of Emergency Medicine, both in Boston, Massachusetts.
RW is trials unit assistant director (NWORTH) and research statistician.
bAncillary personnel: unit assistants, clerks and cleaning assistants.
Half the sampled respondents indicated being Registered Nurses (50.1%), 12.0% were Technicians, 6.1% were Attending/Staff Physicians, and 5.2% were Unit assistants, clerks or secretaries (Table 1).
The sample consisted of operating theatre personnel at Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen, Norway: surgeons, anaesthesiologists, operating theatre nurses, nurse anaesthetists and ancillary personnel (unit assistants, clerks and cleaning assistants) present at work during a four week study period in October and November 2009.
The target population of perioperative personnel included all eligible surgeons, anaesthetists, operating theatre nurses, nurse anaesthetists, and ancillary personnel (unit assistants, clerks, and cleaning assistants) located at two separate sites.
As for respondent positions, attending physicians, dieticians, registered nurses, resident physicians, respiratory therapist, quality staff and unit assistants and clerks had lower odds of reporting higher patient safety grades.
Respondents who held positions as unit assistants and clerks had 1.79 higher odds (95%CI = 1.16-2.74; P-Value = 0.008) of reporting a higher patient safety grade as compared to the nurses while those working in the administration had 0.39 lower odds (95%CI = 0.27-0.57; P-Value < 0.001) of reporting a higher patient safety grade.
