subspecialty

But then I thought, what if he went for a subspecialty?

He holds the policy research chair, which is a subspecialty of the risk management group.

They had called in consultants from virtually every medical subspecialty.

I am a subspecialty physician without primary responsibility for patients.

He or she can then become board-certified in the subspecialty, too.

I can do that to a certain degree, but my own subspecialty is authorship.

A fellowship is designed to provide greater evidence based knowledge in a speciality or subspecialty.

The rapidly evolving field has become a recognized medical subspecialty in some countries.

Controversy exists as to whether this should be mandatory for subspecialty work.

Stanford Clinics offer more than 100 specialty and subspecialty service areas.

Some urologists have a subspecialty in male reproductive and sexual health.

No more than 500 physicians have completed fellowships in either subspecialty.

"We don't have to deal with every subspecialty in every field.

For several years she has made a subspecialty of distraction, and can rattle off examples from her own field.

It is possible to specialize further in a subspecialty.

This is devised to meet the requirements of the relevant subspecialty advisory group.

He was one of the pioneers in developing Psychogeriatrics as a subspecialty.

Genetics is also studied along with a subspecialty known as cytogenetics.

Mammography is perhaps the most heavily regulated subspecialty in American medicine.

Your little 'talk therapy' is now a minor subspecialty.

The committee became more geared toward developing the subspecialty of addiction psychiatry.

"The message you get from the time you're an intern is: What subspecialty are you going to do?"

Perhaps that's because he has made playing show-business wheeler-dealers something of a subspecialty.

He has an additional professional subspecialty in Education and Training Management.

After training in a subspecialty, the post obtained might be in a broader subject.