Clerkship (noun)

1. A period of work or training undertaken by a medical graduate in a hospital as a step towards becoming a doctor.
2. A position or job as a clerk.

Origin:

Late 16th century (in the sense "office of a clerk"): from clerk + -ship.

Examples:

1. The clerkship program provided hands-on training in various medical specialties.
2. After completing his clerkship, the young doctor was ready to practice medicine.
3. The medical student was thrilled to have been offered a clerkship in pediatrics.
4. The clerkship gave the young doctor a chance to gain experience and develop his skills.
5. The recent graduate was eager to start their clerkship in the prestigious law firm.