Postgraduate training definition

Postgraduate training means graduate medical education, e.g., an internship, residency or fellowship, in a hospital-affiliated training program approved by the board at the time the applicant was enrolled in the program.

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Postgraduate training. , as used herein, means satisfactory training after earning the medical degree at an accredited program, or its equivalent as determined by the Board, including internship, residency and fellowship. Such training shall include one (1) year of internship and one (1) or two (2) years of progressive residency or comparable fellowship.

Postgraduate training means internship, practicum, preceptorship, or residency training required for geriatric professional and health care professionals licensure and as required by this rule.

Examples of Postgraduate training in a sentence

• Postgraduate training must be quality managed locally by LETBs, working with others as appropriate, but within an overall delivery for postgraduate medical and dental education for which Postgraduate Deans are responsible.

• RACS Australian Government Pacific surgeons leave the public health system or the country Medium High High Where appropriate, providing Postgraduate training and support for continuing professional development (e.g. attendance to international conferences to interact with overseas colleagues which mitigates isolation) may encourage Pacific clinicians to continue working within with the public health system.

• Postgraduate training for general practice in the Netherlands is offered by the Departments of Family Medicine at eight university medical centres.

• Equality diversity and opportunity Postgraduate training must be fair and based on principles of equality.

• ERE training programme focuses on the following aspects • Postgraduate training at the level of Master for a period of two academic years • Postgraduate training at PhD level covers the content of the research programme in the field of water resources or related aspects, for a period of minimum three years and maximum five years.

More Definitions of Postgraduate training

Postgraduate training means a minimum one-year postdoctoral structured and supervised educational experience approved by the Council on Podiatric Medical Education of the American Podiatric Medical Association which includes residencies and preceptorships.

Postgraduate training means training after earning a medical degree at an accredited program, including internship, residency, and fellowship.

Postgraduate training means internship, practicum, preceptorship, or residency training required for primary health care provider licensure and as required by this rule.

Postgraduate training means a program for the training of interns, residents, or postresidency fellows that is approved by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), American Osteopathic Association (AOA), or the board.

Postgraduate training as used herein, means satisfactory medical train- ing after earning a medical degree at an accredited program, including internship, residency and fellowship.

Postgraduate training means internship, practicum, preceptorship, or residency training required for health care professionals' licensure.

Postgraduate training means medical training in one of contract the state shall provide 20% of the grant at the completion the following: of the first three months, 20% of the grant at the completion of year