part-time consultant
collocation in Englishmeaningsofpart-timeandconsultant
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part-time
adverb
adjective
uk/ˌpɑːtˈtaɪm/us/ˌpɑːrtˈtaɪm/
If you work part-time or do part-time work, you work for only some of the day or ...
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consultant
noun[C]
uk/kənˈsʌl.tənt/us/kənˈsʌl.tənt/
someone who advises people on a ...
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(Definition ofpart-timeandconsultantfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Pending that appointment,part-timeconsultantsessions are being funded centrally.
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Thepart-timeconsultantis probably the most extravagant part of the hospital service.
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Consultant posts are also funded under the new deal and thepart-timeconsultantscheme.
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There is a difference of opinion about whether thepart-timeconsultantapproach is wasteful.
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I take, first, the maximumpart-timeconsultantwho wishes to go whole-time.
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Our ultimate aim was to do away with thepart-timeconsultant, and to make this a full-time service.
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Therefore, there is that incentive applied to thepart-timeconsultantto keep his clinic and his beds full.
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A number of pilotpart-timeconsultanttransplant adviser posts have been created to ensure positive educative encouragement.
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Additionally, support includes onepart-timeconsultant, 17 specialist inspectors and two students on a six-month work placement.
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Of that, £800 went to apart-timeconsultant—a university lecturer—in the form of a retainer and expenses.
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It sounds idealistic at first hearing that everyone should become a whole-timer and that thepart-timeconsultantshould cease to exist.
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The new superannuation rules do not enable apart-timeconsultantto qualify for higher benefits by changing to whole-time shortly before retire- ment.
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If we decided to do this and converted everypart-timeconsultantinto a whole-time consultant, we should raise the costs.
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Yet, many months ago, twopart-timeconsultantsurgeons in this hospital were replaced by one full-time surgeon employed on alocumbasis.
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It could no longer hold back the tide of consultants who wanted to cash in on this new maximumpart-timeconsultantwork.
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He continues to be apart-timeconsultantand commentator on aviation issues.
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It is thepart-timeconsultantwho will do without; he may not be able to get a full-time consultancy, and he could, therefore, be in trouble.
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After his retirement in 1994 he continued as apart-timeconsultant, teacher, visiting professor and international lecturer.
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I think my noble friend has already declared this: it is a restatement of an existing statutorily protected right of thepart-timeconsultantto engage in private practice.
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We encourage an overall expansion of consultant numbers in order to improve patient care and this has included local central funding for the new deal andpart-timeconsultantinitiatives.
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