preceptorship

In 1986 a preceptorship at Princeton was established in his name.

The preceptorship rapidly grew into one of the most popular aspects of medical education at the university.

In addition, new employees must pass a driving preceptorship prior to being allowed to drive Code 3 (lights & sirens).

Thus, the preceptor earns credit for his preceptorship.

A preceptorship program was developed in 1967 to meet the growing demand for veterinary pathologists in military medical research and diagnostic medicine.

In addition to Level II training requires a further 360 hours of training and 480 hours of preceptorship.

Twelve years later, he began a major shift from administering drugs to practicing homeopathy, and in 1973 he inaugurated a preceptorship program for medical students.

The College has pioneered a clinical system, with several natural care centers, more than 150 community-based private-practice clinics, and final term preceptorship opportunities around the world.

He studied humanities and Latin on a preceptorship located on Vegarienza, León.

However, he became attracted to orthopaedics and looked for a preceptorship (postgraduate training in specialties was not well developed at this time before the establishments of Boards).

CPD includes 'formal' activities, e.g. courses, conferences and workshops, as well as self-directed activities such as preceptorship and directed reading.

A state licensed examination after this first stage permits the candidate to begin a 1600 hours preceptorship in the pre-hospital setting under the survey of a paramedic instructor (Lehr-Rettungsassistent).

The pathology of Mohs sections are then limited to a few easily identifiable cancers; and the pathology of normal skin is simple enough to gain in a short preceptorship.

He studied theology in New York City under the preceptorship of John M. Mason and was licensed to preach by the Presbytery of Philadelphia in 1815.

(AED) Paramedics may be trained over a period of 15 months, with nine months of didactic and hospital clinical time, and a six month preceptorship with a qualified paramedic on a mobile intensive care unit ambulance.

In 1920 he received ijazah from Shaykh Hasan Hilmi Afandi but he hid it until 1950 when he received second ijazah and order for preceptorship from Shaykh Humayd Afandi.

The academic transcript, reportedly given together with the diploma and shown on TV, listed that the dog received grades of A in "Immunology", "Zoo Preceptorship" and "Medical Bacteriology" and an A- grade in "Oral Communication and Presentation Skills".

The preceptorship program revolves around 3 sets of 6 day shadowing opportunities around the Texas Medical Center, with programs such as research at Rice University, neurology at the Veteran's Affair Hospital, nutritional research at the Children's Hospital, and a look into the Houston Veterinarian Society.

While at NIMH, he developed the first national program for runaway and homeless youth, edited the first comprehensive studies of alternative and holistic medicine, directed the Special Study on Alternative Services for President Carter's Commission on Mental Health, and created a nationwide preceptorship program for medical students.