externship

[ek-sturn-ship]

ex·tern·ship

[ek-sturn-ship]
noun
a required period of supervised practice done off campus or away from one's affiliated institution: The young doctor served six months of externship at a nearby clinic.

Origin:
1940–45; extern + -ship
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