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   resident

   /ˈrɛzɪd(ə)nt/

   noun

   • 1. a person who lives somewhere permanently or on a long-term basis: "it was a beautiful hamlet with just 100 residents" Similar inhabitantlocalhouseholderhomeownerhouseownercitizennativetownsmantownswomantaxpayeroccupantoccupiertenanthumorous:denizenburgherformal:dwellerrare:residentiaryindweller
   • ▪ a bird, butterfly, or other animal of a species that does not migrate: "arctic residents are joined annually by long-distance migrants"
   • ▪ a guest in a hotel who stays for one or more nights: British "the hotel restaurant is open to residents and guests of residents" Similar guestperson stayingboarderlodgerclientOpposite non-resident
   • ▪ a pupil who boards at a boarding school. US
   • ▪ a British government agent in any semi-independent state, especially the Governor General's agent at the court of an Indian state. historical
   • ▪ an intelligence agent in a foreign country.
   • 2. a medical graduate engaged in specialized practice under supervision in a hospital. North American

   adjective

   • 1. living somewhere on a long-term basis: "he has been resident in Brazil for a long time" Similar livingresidingin residencestayingremainingformal:dwellingarchaic:bidingrare:residentiarylive-inliving in
   • ▪ having quarters on the premises of one's work: "resident farm workers"
   • ▪ attached to and working regularly for a particular institution: "the film studio needed a resident historian" Similar permanentincumbenten posteOpposite visiting
   • ▪ (of a bird, butterfly or other animal) remaining in an area throughout the year; non-migratory: "resident mute swans and wintering Bewick's swans"
   • 2. (of a computer program, file, etc.) immediately available in computer memory, rather than having to be loaded from elsewhere: "an intangible computer program resident on a magnetic disk"

   Word Origin Middle English: from Latin resident- ‘remaining’, from the verb residere (see reside).

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2. www.verywellhealth.com › types-of-doctorsAttending vs. Resident Physician: What’s the Difference?

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   21 hours ago · A resident has graduated from medical school and is completing a post-graduate training program. An attending physician is a board-certified physician who has completed their residency training. Residents are supervised by attending physicians. When you receive care from a resident, you also receive care from their attending.

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   3 days ago · A medical resident is a doctor in training. Doctors are fully licensed and have completed a residency program. Residents are in the process of earning their licenses and haven’t yet completed their residency, which is usually an essential step to becoming a doctor.

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   What is an official residence?

   • An official residence is a residence designated by an authority and assigned to an official (such as a head of state, head of government, governor, or other senior figures), and may not always be the same place where the office holder conducts their official functions or lives. Hofburg Neue Burg section, seen from Heldenplatz.

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   What is the difference between a medical resident and an attending?

   • The duties and freedoms of an attending vs. a resident are different. A medical resident is a doctor in training. Doctors are fully licensed and have completed a residency program. Residents are in the process of earning their licenses and haven’t yet completed their residency, which is usually an essential step to becoming a doctor.

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   What does a medical resident do?

   • A medical resident refers to a Doctor of Medicine (MD) graduate who participates in an ACGME-accredited post-graduate training program. Medical residents spend their first year as interns, working in a clinic or hospital under close supervision. After their first year, residents have more freedom concerning:

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   What is a first-year resident called?

   • First-year residents are referred to as interns. After that, they are known as resident doctors, resident physicians, or simply “residents.” Residents provide direct care under the supervision of an attending physician or senior resident.

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   21 hours ago · What is a 'shoobie?'. To put it simply, a shoobie is a non-resident of the shore. Many posters in public beach community Facebook groups classified the term ... or realized that they may be ...

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   21 hours ago · Quality of life factors include the cost of living, housing affordability, commute time, quality of healthcare, and purchasing power. The countries with the best quality of life include Luxembourg ...

10. www.wiltshiretimes.co.uk › news › 24569788Widnes resident is selling rare 50p coin on eBay for £3,400

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    5 days ago · A WIDNES resident is selling a rare 50p coin for a whopping £3,400. The item is listed on eBay and is described as a ‘must-have’ for any coin collector. It is a 2005 Johnson’s Dictionary 50 pence piece. The description reads: “The coin is ungraded and uncertified, but its rarity and unique design make it a valuable addition to any ...