board-certified

American  

[bawrd sur-tuh-fahyd] / ˈbɔrd ˈsɜr təˌfaɪd /

adjective

1. (of a physician) having successfully undergone the process of board certification; recognized as meeting professional standards for a particular specialization.

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Example Sentences

Guest: Dr. Lauren Hughes, board-certified pediatrician, science communicator, and author of “The Public Hughesletter.”

From Slate

“Research is clear that older adults can benefit from therapy just like younger adults,” said Natali Edmonds, a board-certified geropsychologist in Phoenix who specializes in mental-health care for older adults.

From MarketWatch

Dr. Ryan Marino is a board-certified physician and an associate professor at Case Western Reserve School of Medicine, cited a myriad of concerns he has about Means, from the fact that she dropped out of her residency, to her anti-vaccine sentiments, to her advocacy for using the sun to better “achieve optimal metabolic health.”

From Salon

A board-certified psychiatrist at Atascadero State Hospital — some of the highest paid state employees — can earn more than $397,000 in base pay.

From Los Angeles Times

The chosen one, Dr. Jonathan Shalom, a Beverly Hills-based board-certified physician and hair transplant surgeon also known as Dr. Hair 90210, was all business as he withheld a diagnosis until I was in his chair with his trichoscope in hand — think high-powered magnifying glass for your scalp.

From Los Angeles Times