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clinical fellow is an experienced and highly trained healthcare professional, such as a doctor, who is working in a hospital or medical setting to gain advanced knowledge and skills in a specific area of medicine. They work closely with other doctors and specialists to improve patient care and contribute to medical research.
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«clinical»
«fellow»
Sentences with «clinical fellow»
- Availability varies from year to year and funding is awarded based on the quality of the research proposal and funding needs (clinical fellows who have > 50 % funding are not eligible). (med.stanford.edu)
- This funding mechanism is appropriate for both basic and clinical fellows conducting laboratory or field - based research projects. (unclineberger.org)
- Dr Sara Boyd, a co-author and NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology at Imperial, said: «These findings are a real concern, and raise several important issues regarding antibiotic resistance and patient safety with online pharmacies.» (sciencedaily.com)
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