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What's the difference of a Resident, an Attending and an intern?
Can you explain to me the difference between a resident, an attending, and an intern in the medical field?
Sure. An intern is a first-year medical resident who has just graduated from medical school and is completing their first year of residency. A resident is a physician in training who has completed medical school and is working in a hospital to gain practical experience in their field of choice. An attending physician is a fully licensed physician who has completed their residency and is working as a specialist or generalist in a hospital or clinic. Attending physicians supervise residents and interns in their work.