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Jun 27, 2005 08:33
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Spanish term

médico adjunto

Spanish to English Medical Medical (general) hospital term
This term has been asked before, but no acceptable answer was given.

From a CV:

Especialista en Oncología Médica por la Clínica Universitaria de Navarra en 1997, donde continuó como médico adjunto del Departamento de Oncología hasta el año 2000.

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Non-ProZ.com Jun 27, 2005:
assistant doctor? This answer was given the last time this term was asked. I have not been able to confirm that it is correct. The source cited here is a translation from Portugues.

Proposed translations

25 mins

assistant doctor

www.intjrehabilres.com/pt/re/ intjrr/abstract.00004356-200206000-00004.htm
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35 mins

staff physician at the ................

another option
Peer comment(s):

agree agtranslat
1 hr
muchas gracias
agree bigedsenior
6 hrs
thank you
agree *TRANSCRIPT
7 hrs
thank you
agree Patrick Weill : attending physician also, for US
4294 days
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15 hrs

physician assigned to

Same idea as "staff physician," but this is slightly more accurate.
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1 day 18 hrs

adjunt physician

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Reference comments

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I need to translate the term (UK English) and I'm going to use 'associate specialist'

Un medico adjunto es un especialista de area que ya ha acabado el MIR (la residencia en alguna especialidad) y si que tiene responsabilidad y firma todos los papeles. Por encima del adjunto están los jefes de sección y luego el Jefe de servicio pero nada tiene que ver con las decisiones ni con que lleve o no lleve mérito. Cada uno lleva sus propios pacientes y las decisiones dependen de los comités no de una sola persona.

https://es.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=200703020222...

Doctors who choose not to become consultants, or are unable to do so, for instance because their qualifications, training, skills and experience may not be recognised under the UK specialty training system, are called SAS doctors (staff grade, specialty doctors and associate specialists).

https://www.bma.org.uk/advice-and-support/studying-medicine/...

The term 'SAS doctor' includes staff grade, associate specialist and specialty doctors* with at least four years of postgraduate training, two of which are in a relevant specialty.

https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/doctors/caree...
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