Fellow. Registered nurse with more than twelve (12) months of nursing 18 experience, but new to specialty of hire.
Fellow. Undertakes inpatient and outpatient care as instructed and supervised by a Plastics Consultant. • Performs outpatient clinical duties. • Performs emergency and elective surgical procedures under the supervision and instruction of a Consultant. • Participates in departmental meetings, teaching, including the weekly clinical multidisciplinary team meetings. • Participates in quality assurance projects and implements strategies which will contribute to the assessment and improvement of departmental services. • Participates in professional teaching activities including the teaching of medical students, nurses, allied health staff and trainee medical staff. • Participates in ongoing active research programme. • Assists in providing an on-call and emergency care. • Hand surgery, facial injury, microvascular reconstructive surgery, elective breast surgery, skin cancer, hand and soft tissue trauma.
Fellow. Generally, a physician in a program of graduate medical education accredited by 15 the ACGME who has completed the requirements for eligibility for first board certification 16 in the specialty. The term "subspecialty Residents" is also applied to such physicians. 17 Other uses of the term "Fellow" require modifiers for precision and clarity, e.g., research 18 Fellow. 20 Fellowship: see "subspecialty program."
Fellow. A nurse whose acute care clinical experience post‐graduation is twelve (12) months and who is changing specialties.
Fellow. Notwithstanding 4.5 (below), a Fellow must be a Full member of the FGDP(UK) who has applied for, or been nominated for, Fellowship, and been adjudged to have met the criteria specified by the Faculty Board; or be a Fellow of any of the four Royal Surgical Colleges (England, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Ireland) who applies, or is nominated, for and is granted Fellowship ad eundem and pays the appropriate annual membership fee.
Fellow. (a) In administering the projects under this Agreement, You must:
Fellow. B2.4.1 The following conditions apply in addition to those stipulated in clauses A2.2.6 and A2.2.7. B2.4.2
Fellow. C2.4.1 You must allow the Fellow to undertake their Fellowship on a part-time basis not exceeding 8 consecutive years. ARC approval for the conversion to part-time must be requested by submitting a variation.
Fellow. D2.4.1 You must allow the Fellow to undertake their Award on a part-time basis not exceeding 6 consecutive years. ARC approval for the conversion to part-time must be requested by submitting a variation.
Fellow. ICERM Fellow Membership Award is established by the Board of Directors to recognize and honor leading, outstanding, innovative, and creative men and women of peace for their extraordinary accomplishments in ethnic and religious conflict resolution, and for their significant contributions to the promotion of peace among ethnic and religious groups through research, education and training, expert consultation, dialogue and mediation, and rapidly implementable projects. ICERM Fellow Membership Award shall be conferred by the Board of Directors upon distinguished men and women of peace with excellent records of accomplishments in areas consistent with or relevant to the mission, vision and purposes of the Organization. The Board of Directors shall determine and set the criteria for nomination and election for ICERM Fellow Membership Award. ICERM Fellow nominations shall be open to the public and reflect a diverse range of areas in the field of ethnic and religious conflict resolution. Final selection shall be made by ICERM Fellow Membership Award Committee which includes experts from diverse field of study. ICERM Fellows shall have the right to participate fully in the Organization’s meetings and activities, including the right to vote on some issues, as long as they remain active members.
