Sentences with phrase «clinical subspecialty»

An extremely long period of training, almost certainly taking 12 to 14 years (3 to 4 years of undergraduate, 4 years of medical school, 5 years of residency, 3 to 4 years of research training, and 1 to 2 years of clinical subspecialty fellowship training);

The American Board of Internal Medicine Research Pathway requires residents to complete 24 months of internal medicine training followed by 12 to 24 months of clinical subspecialty training (depending on the subspecialty), and at least 3 years of research training.

Not exact matches

Before her untimely death in October 2011, Dr. Maria Pease was a board - certified Adult Psychiatrist and Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of California at San Francisco with a subspecialty in Child and Adolescence, and Sport Psychiatry.

Residents who intend to enter a subspecialty, such as oncology or endocrinology, then enter a 12 - to 18 - month clinical fellowship in that area.

One can be proficient in a subspecialty of internal medicine or pathology with only intermittent clinical service time.

In this pathway, residents complete 2 years of general comprehensive pediatric training followed by 4 years of subspecialty training, with a minimum of 1 year of that in clinical training.

After completing their specialty clinical training (e.g., in medicine or pediatrics), most physician - scientists pursue subspecialty clinical training (e.g., cardiology or hematology - oncology) and postdoctoral research that typically combines protected research time with intensive clinical training.

Clinical responsibilities are kept at a minimum in order to maximize the time devoted to projects carried out under the supervision of the director of that subspecialty.

First, it is helpful to focus clinical practice sharply; not only to a subspecialty, but on an even narrower niche where one is the expert in only certain diseases within that subspecialty; by narrowing the scope, clinician - scientists find it easier stay on top of the rapid advances in both clinical and research fields.

After clinical training in Internal Medicine at John Hopkins Hospital Seidman received subspecialty training in cardiology at the Massachusetts General Hospital.

NSGC expert reviewer comments included, «Your study does a marvelous job of exploring the issue of what is a fair caseload across the subspecialties of a clinical genetic counseling practice,» and «This study will aid clinic managers tremendously.

The award will provide funding for two different specialities in 2018: one Clinical Genetics and Genomics Residency Training (2 years) Award and three Clinical and Medical Biochemical Subspecialty Fellowships (1 year).

The award grants $ 75,000 per year to the recipients, via their respective institutions, selected by the ACMG Foundation through a competitive process and will provide a two - year sponsorship for the trainee's clinical genetics subspecialty in translational genomics following residency.

Dr. Brown focuses his clinical work on Interventional Oncology, a subspecialty which uses imaging to guide minimally invasive cancer treatments.

The ECCO - AACR - EORTC - ESMO Workshop on Methods in Clinical Cancer Research is an educational programme that introduces junior clinical oncologists in any oncology subspecialty to the principles of good clinical trialClinical Cancer Research is an educational programme that introduces junior clinical oncologists in any oncology subspecialty to the principles of good clinical trialclinical oncologists in any oncology subspecialty to the principles of good clinical trialclinical trial design.

Currently, 15 national - level veterinary technician specialties are available for credentialed veterinary technicians to pursue while working on the job: Anesthesia & Analgesia, Behavior, Clinical Pathology, Clinical Practice (with subspecialties in Canine / Feline, Feline, Exotic Companion Animal, and Production Medicine), Dentistry, Dermatology, Emergency & Critical Care, Equine, Internal Medicine (with subspecialties in Cardiology, Large Animal Medicine, Neurology, Oncology, and Internal Medicine), Laboratory Animal, Nutrition, Ophthalmology, Physical Rehabilitation, Surgery, and Zoology.

Medical assistants find employment in all different types of medical subspecialties, including clinical, administrative, eye care, and podiatry.

As with the 2 previously published clinical guidelines, the AAP collaborated with several organizations to develop a working subcommittee that represented a wide range of primary care and subspecialty groups.