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• Dr. Adams [has been in post / has stepped down / has stepped up] at the London clinic for over ten years now.
• She has a proven [track record / job plan / work pattern] of successful clinical trials at Harvard Medical School.
• As you progress in your career, you will need [to take on responsibility / to step down / to have been in post] for teaching junior doctors in Chicago.
• When the chief of surgery retired, Dr. Bennett decided [to step up / to step down / to have been in post] and apply for the leadership position in Philadelphia.
• After twenty years of managing the trauma unit in Houston, Dr. Davies chose [to step down / to step up / to take on responsibility] to focus solely on research.
• It took me five years of hard work in Edinburgh to finally secure a permanent [consultant post / clinical director / job plan] in gastroenterology.
• The new [clinical director / consultant post / administrative burden] in Boston is responsible for overseeing the hospital's entire budget.
• We need to negotiate a new [job plan / track record / work pattern] with management to ensure we have enough time for research in Birmingham.
• The hospital grants senior researchers six hours of [protected time / administrative burden / career trajectory] each week to write their papers in Oxford.
• Many doctors complain that the growing [administrative burden / work pattern / consultant post] in Newcastle reduces their time with patients.
• Adopting a flexible [work pattern / track record / clinical director] has allowed her to balance family life and clinical duties in San Francisco.
• Her stellar performance in clinical leadership has put her on a very steep [career trajectory / job plan / protected time] toward becoming a chief medical officer in New York.

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