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Feb 4, 2017 12:05
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French term

Assistants Spécialistes

French to English Medical Medical (general)
These are listed on a post-operative report below the 'practiciens hospitaliers'. I'm not sure how to refer to them. I'm tempted to go for just 'Assistant Physicians' but are they more like junior doctors or house officers in the UK? Thanks
Proposed translations (English)
3 Specialty Registrars

Discussion

thescarid Feb 14, 2017:
spécialisés ou spécialistes It makes a difference. Attending physicians would be my choice given your context above. I thinnk our friend philgoddard has nailed it
Mair A-W (PhD) Feb 5, 2017:
@dwt2 oh no! if we can't trust kudoz, what is the world coming to??
dwt2 Feb 5, 2017:
@mairaw: having looked at this, I think they got it wrong! (IMHO)
Mair A-W (PhD) Feb 4, 2017:
Perhaps the answer to this question a few years ago could be of help? http://www.proz.com/kudoz/french_to_english/medical_general/...
philgoddard Feb 4, 2017:
Assister also means to attend. I wonder if it's something like this:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attending_physician
Tatiana Ramputh Feb 4, 2017:
Could it be more like medical specialists?
pennylyd (asker) Feb 4, 2017:
I have a surgical report from a French hospital. As is often the case the names of the departmental medical team (in the ENT department) are listed down one side under two headings; 'Practiciens Hospitaliers' (i.e. consultants) with their RPPS numbers and contact details. There are 6 doctors listed by name. Then comes the second heading, 'assistants spécialisés', under which 3 doctors names and contact details are given.
Chakib Roula Feb 4, 2017:
Would you please provide some context to have closer insight of the term "assistants spécialisés".

Proposed translations

4 hrs

Specialty Registrars

See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specialty_registrar
Always difficult to directly compare different medical training systems but I think this is the closest match in the UK
Assistants spécialisés are certainly more senior than interns but less senior than consultants

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Note added at 4 hrs (2017-02-04 16:47:09 GMT)
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This is a useful FR link
http://www.sccahp.org/ArticleDossier.php?CleDossier=56

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Note added at 21 hrs (2017-02-05 09:22:09 GMT)
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This link explains the difference between an "Assistant spécialiste" and a "Chef de clinique- assistant" both are post-intern but one is hospital-only, the other hospital+university.
https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assistant_des_hôpitaux
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