Definition of junior doctor in English:

junior doctor

noun

British

A qualified doctor practising at any stage between graduation and completion of specialist postgraduate training.
she has been working in Edinburgh as a junior doctor
Example sentencesExamples
- Several junior doctor posts in the NHS are not really training posts.
- She is not currently overseeing, supervising or training any junior doctors, though, the spokesman said.
- Thirteen years ago, Dr Jones was a junior doctor working dangerously long hours, which he feared might be putting patients at risk.
- I went back to see the consultant, but unfortunately only saw a junior doctor who didn't give me much confidence.
- Under the new deal on hours no junior doctor should be working more than 56 hours a week or 72 hours on call, with adequate rest periods.
- This pay deal is important for the health as well as the salaries of junior doctors.
- I worked as a junior doctor for 13 years before applying to be appointed as a consultant in the NHS.
- Three-quarters of junior doctors say they are so busy they do not have time to care for patients properly.
- A infantry digger with year 9 education earns more than a junior doctor with two university degrees, that's a fact.
- She was examined by a junior doctor but was discharged and told to simply take antibiotics.

Definition of junior doctor in US English:

junior doctor

noun

British

A qualified doctor practicing at any stage between graduation and completion of specialist postgraduate training.
she has been working in Edinburgh as a junior doctor
Example sentencesExamples
- Several junior doctor posts in the NHS are not really training posts.
- I went back to see the consultant, but unfortunately only saw a junior doctor who didn't give me much confidence.
- Under the new deal on hours no junior doctor should be working more than 56 hours a week or 72 hours on call, with adequate rest periods.
- She is not currently overseeing, supervising or training any junior doctors, though, the spokesman said.
- She was examined by a junior doctor but was discharged and told to simply take antibiotics.
- A infantry digger with year 9 education earns more than a junior doctor with two university degrees, that's a fact.
- Thirteen years ago, Dr Jones was a junior doctor working dangerously long hours, which he feared might be putting patients at risk.
- This pay deal is important for the health as well as the salaries of junior doctors.
- Three-quarters of junior doctors say they are so busy they do not have time to care for patients properly.
- I worked as a junior doctor for 13 years before applying to be appointed as a consultant in the NHS.

词汇	junior doctor
释义	Definition of junior doctor in English: junior doctor noun British A qualified doctor practising at any stage between graduation and completion of specialist postgraduate training. she has been working in Edinburgh as a junior doctor Example sentencesExamples Several junior doctor posts in the NHS are not really training posts. She is not currently overseeing, supervising or training any junior doctors, though, the spokesman said. Thirteen years ago, Dr Jones was a junior doctor working dangerously long hours, which he feared might be putting patients at risk. I went back to see the consultant, but unfortunately only saw a junior doctor who didn't give me much confidence. Under the new deal on hours no junior doctor should be working more than 56 hours a week or 72 hours on call, with adequate rest periods. This pay deal is important for the health as well as the salaries of junior doctors. I worked as a junior doctor for 13 years before applying to be appointed as a consultant in the NHS. Three-quarters of junior doctors say they are so busy they do not have time to care for patients properly. A infantry digger with year 9 education earns more than a junior doctor with two university degrees, that's a fact. She was examined by a junior doctor but was discharged and told to simply take antibiotics. Definition of junior doctor in US English: junior doctor noun British A qualified doctor practicing at any stage between graduation and completion of specialist postgraduate training. she has been working in Edinburgh as a junior doctor Example sentencesExamples Several junior doctor posts in the NHS are not really training posts. I went back to see the consultant, but unfortunately only saw a junior doctor who didn't give me much confidence. Under the new deal on hours no junior doctor should be working more than 56 hours a week or 72 hours on call, with adequate rest periods. She is not currently overseeing, supervising or training any junior doctors, though, the spokesman said. She was examined by a junior doctor but was discharged and told to simply take antibiotics. A infantry digger with year 9 education earns more than a junior doctor with two university degrees, that's a fact. Thirteen years ago, Dr Jones was a junior doctor working dangerously long hours, which he feared might be putting patients at risk. This pay deal is important for the health as well as the salaries of junior doctors. Three-quarters of junior doctors say they are so busy they do not have time to care for patients properly. I worked as a junior doctor for 13 years before applying to be appointed as a consultant in the NHS.
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