Sentence examples for vulnerable trainees from inspiring English sources

When vulnerable trainees turn to senior staff, they are dismayed to find that the vast majority of bosses possess no formal training in handling complaints.

Although evidence is only anecdotal, some postdocs feel that foreign trainees are particularly vulnerable as targets due to the social isolation that occurs when someone is new to a country and just learning its language and culture.

Historically, military basic trainees have been vulnerable to severe epidemics of febrile respiratory illness (FRI) [ 1, 2].

Because the relationship between any supervisor and subordinate is inherently unequal, if the relationship goes awry for any reason, the trainee might feel vulnerable and at risk for having shared certain confidences.

Without this main source of fee income, many chambers have become economically vulnerable and can no longer back new trainees financially to complete pupillages.

N. V.: The grad student and postdoc population are in a uniquely vulnerable state, because so much of the trainee's career hinges on the relationship with their PI.

I have also never met the "whistleblower trainee", Imogen Ibbett, who describes feeling vulnerable and going home crying on many days.

The transition from trainee to independent investigator is a particularly vulnerable point in a translational researcher's career.

Basic trainees in the US military have historically been vulnerable to respiratory infections.

In the third era, from 1992 to present, national policy goals have emphasized caring for vulnerable populations, greater diversity in the health professions, and innovative curricula to prepare trainees [ 8].

Their trainees, though the graduate students and postdocs who work in their laboratories are quite vulnerable: Like early-career investigators but to an even greater degree, they are much more likely to have all their eggs in that one scientific basket.