"to act or serve as as a (medical) intern," 1933, from intern (n.). Related: Interned; interning.

"one working under supervision as part of professional training," originally "assistant resident physician, doctor in training in a hospital," 1879, American English, from French i [..]

1866, "to confine within set limits," from French interner "send to the interior, confine," from Middle French interne "inner, internal" (14c.), from Latin internus " [..]

See: internship.

A college or university student from a higher education institution within the state, working with the Legislature, who receives stipend and credit hours. Legislative interns are assigned to members' offices during session and to committee staff during the interim.

An intern is usually a student studying to eventually become employed in the music industry. In the recording field, they are usually allowed to sit in, and observe recording sessions for the sake of [..]

A graduate of a medical/osteopathic/dental school serving a first year period of graduate clinical training.

According to 22 CFR 62.2 [Title 22 Foreign Relations; Chapter i-Department of State; Subchapter G Public Diplomacy and Exchanges; Part 62; Exchange Visitor Program; Subpart A; General Provisions],inte [..]

(n) an advanced student or graduate in medicine gaining supervised practical experience (`houseman' is a British term)(v) deprive of freedom(v) work as an intern

A student completing a full-time practicum in a parish or church-related agency for purposes of meeting ordination requirements. At LTSP such students are normally in candidacy processes of the ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America). The “normal” internship is nine to twelve months in duration and is completed in the student’s third year of [..]

"Intern" means an individual who has entered into a hospital or hospitals for the first year of post-graduate training.

a physician who has completed medical school and is in the first year of specialty training in internal medicine.

A doctor in their first year out of medical school also known as first year house officer/surgeon, junior house officer, resident doctor, RMO, PGY1 and PGY2.

Physician in the first postgraduate year of training after graduating from medical school. Also known as PGY-1, postgraduate year one.