A physician who is in board-approved graduate training to qualify as a specialist in a particular field of medicine, such as psychiatry. The American board of psychiatry and neurology (ABPN) requires 4 years of postgraduate training (after medical school) in an approved program to qualify to take the board examination in psychiatry.<\/p>\n
Someone who lives in a place.<\/p>\n
A qualified doctor who is employed by a hospital and sometimes lives in the hospital.<\/p>\n
Physician (graduate of a medical school) in one of the postgraduate years of clinical training, after the first internship year; the residency period is often concentrated on a particular medical specialty.<\/p>\n
A medical school graduate who is undergoing postgraduate training in a supervised training program. In a teaching hospital, residents are overseen by an attending physician.<\/p>\n
An experienced physician or surgeon responsible for the care of a number of patients with the assistance of interns, whom he instructs. A resident may work with one or more senior surgeons or physicians.<\/p>\n
A physician obtaining further clinical training after internship, usually as a member of the house staff of a hospital.<\/p>\n
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