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An '''intern''' is someone who works as a short-term [[employee]], typically to get on-the-job training is a specific field. As such, many interns are [[college]] students or recent graduates. Interns may or may not earn a wage. | An '''intern''' is someone who works as a short-term [[employee]], typically to get on-the-job training is a specific field. As such, many interns are [[college]] students or recent graduates. Interns may or may not earn a wage. | ||
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Revision as of 22:37, May 30, 2008
An intern is someone who works as a short-term employee, typically to get on-the-job training is a specific field. As such, many interns are college students or recent graduates. Interns may or may not earn a wage.
The unmarked term "intern" usually connotes a newly graduated doctor who has not yet become a "resident".