Meanings of senior resident in anglès

The two interns would struggle greatly in the absence of the senior resident, who was himself ill.

She's the senior resident.

I've asked the Nashville supervisory senior resident agent and Memphis special agent in charge to pull together his brightest-agentswho really know the area.

At night and on weekends, it's led by a senior resident - a doctor-in-training who has worked at the hospital for two or three years.

Outcomes were compared in the two cohorts by a principal surgeon ( senior resident or staff) and supervised in all cases by a senior colorectal consultant.

The difference between senior residents and attending surgeons was not significant.

More senior residents were associated with longer operative times, without adverse impact on outcomes.

Satisfaction was also observed more in senior residents.

The same proportion also felt senior residents had to take on tasks more suited for a less-experienced resident.

And we are developing more services for our senior residents, and obviously education and training for the staff as well.

Winter at Westbeth documents a year in the life of the senior residents of the Westbeth Artist Housing community in New York.

Faculty members scored senior residents significantly higher than junior residents only for the "knowledge of instruments" domain (p = 0.05).

This study investigated the feasibility and effectiveness of using senior residents as SPs (SRSPs) to alleviate the financial and manpower burdens of an SP program.

A total of 1599 community-based senior residents (aged ≥ 65 years) in northern Shanghai, China, were recruited as of August 2015.

ACGME again restricted hours in 2011, when they capped individual shifts at 16 hours for first-year residents and 28 hours for more senior residents.

Methods: A total of 112 fifth year medical students and 26 third year senior residents from a university hospital participated in this research in 2000.