Sentences with phrase «then in general medicine»

He worked as a surgeon and then in general medicine before taking a course in psychiatry.

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He was an internal medicine resident for two years at Massachusetts General Hospital and then trained in neurology at Mass General, and Brigham and Women's Hospital, where he was one of the first chief residents for the Partners neurology residency program.

In 1981, Wolfgang came to Heidelberg for the first time as a resident; he then completed his doctoral thesis at the University of Göttingen before returning to Heidelberg for specialist training in the Department of General Internal Medicine and Psychosomatics at the University Hospital Heidelberg - where he has remained sincIn 1981, Wolfgang came to Heidelberg for the first time as a resident; he then completed his doctoral thesis at the University of Göttingen before returning to Heidelberg for specialist training in the Department of General Internal Medicine and Psychosomatics at the University Hospital Heidelberg - where he has remained sincin the Department of General Internal Medicine and Psychosomatics at the University Hospital Heidelberg - where he has remained since.

«People tend to gain weight steadily, on average — not everybody — and get more fat and tend to lose lean mass up to about age 65, and then what happens is that there's a downward trend: Now people start to kind of slowly lose weight — again, not everybody, but the trend is that as you get older — the general population I see is in the 70s and 80s — they tend to lose weight,» says Michi Yukawa, MD, MPH, acting instructor in the department of medicine and the division of gerontology and geriatric medicine at the University of Washington in Seattle.

So, just to fill everyone in with a little extra background, I went to Case Western Reserve for my undergrad, then went to West Virginia University for medical school, and now I'm at the Emory School of Medicine doing general surgery residency.

So if our ultimate goal is healthier people, then if we can educate everyone, physicians, families alike that natural medicine is a better thing in general regardless of who is suggesting it, we're making the change in the world, and that's the ultimate goal, not who prescribes it but that more people are using it.

If you believe in holistic living, alternative medicines, and in general taking better care of our natural resources then it really does make sense for you to find a partner that believes the same.

After graduation from veterinary school, she completed a one - year small animal general internship at the University of Pennsylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine, and then completed her three - year residency in small animal surgery at Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine.

After graduating from Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2011, Kyle Grusling had internships in small animal clinical medicine and surgery, then practiced emergency medicine for three years, before deciding to pursue a career in general practice at Northland Animal Hospital in Rockford, MMedicine in 2011, Kyle Grusling had internships in small animal clinical medicine and surgery, then practiced emergency medicine for three years, before deciding to pursue a career in general practice at Northland Animal Hospital in Rockford, Mmedicine and surgery, then practiced emergency medicine for three years, before deciding to pursue a career in general practice at Northland Animal Hospital in Rockford, Mmedicine for three years, before deciding to pursue a career in general practice at Northland Animal Hospital in Rockford, Michigan.

She then spent a year in private general practice on the north shore of Long Island before moving to Knoxville, Tennessee for a residency in Small Animal Internal Medicine.

I then completed a one - year small animal referral and emergency internship in Maryland before returning to my birth state Texas to pursue small animal general practice, with a special interest in small animal internal medicine and radiology.

Since then, she has worked in both ER and general practice medicine.

Since then, she has completed a 1 - year rotating internship in small animal medicine, surgery, neurology, and emergency medicine and worked for one year as a general practitioner.

She then practiced general and emergency medicine for several years in Arizona before returning to CVS to join our emergency team.

She then spent time working in general small animal practice as well as in animal shelters before pursuing a residency in small animal internal medicine at Auburn University.

Nicole explored several areas of veterinary medicine, including working for in a general practice and in emergency medicine, then moved on to specialty medicine, which she feels in a great fit for her.

He then went on to complete a one year small animal rotating internship through East Bay Veterinary Specialists and Emergency in Walnut Creek, CA that included: emergency and critical care medicine, internal medicine, neurology, surgery, oncology, general practice medicine, and dentistry.

She was a staff internist at a multi-doctor referral only specialty practice in the San Jose area from 2004 - 2009, and then led the internal medicine service at a large specialty / general practice hospital in Berkeley from 2009 - 2013.

Rebecca began her veterinary nursing career in 2003 within small animal general practice, stayed in this arena for just over a year, then transitioned into emergency and critical care medicine where her love for specialty veterinary medicine blossomed.

Following completion of his formal education, Derek then moved to the greater Seattle area to participate in a small animal general rotating internship, where he pursued electives in cardiology and emergency medicine.

Dr. Pacheco then completed a rotating internship with intensive experiences in emergency medicine, internal medicine, surgery and general practice at PetCare Veterinary Hospital in Santa Rose before moving back to the south Bay Area.

Dr. D'Arpino graduated from the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in 1996, interned at the Animal Medical Center in New York City, and then worked in private practice as an emergency veterinarian and general practitioner.

Dr. Pacheco then completed a rotating internship with intensive experiences in emergency medicine, internal medicine, surgery and general practice at PetCare Veterinary Hospital in Santa Rosa before moving back to the south Bay Area.

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