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Probationer (Noun)

Someone released on probation or on parole.

Nouns denoting people.

The court ordered the defendant to serve two years as a probationer under the supervision of a probation officer.
After serving several years in prison, the inmate was released as a probationer with strict conditions to follow.
As a probationer, she was required to meet with her parole officer on a regular basis and attend counseling sessions.
The new law aimed to reduce recidivism rates among probationers by providing them with job training and education programs.
During his time as a probationer, he was not allowed to leave the state without prior permission from his parole officer.

A nurse in training who is undergoing a trial period.

Nouns denoting people.

The probationer struggled to keep up with the fast-paced environment of the hospital's emergency ward.
After several weeks on the job, the nurse in training began to show great promise as a skilled and caring probationer.
New hospital staff are expected to supervise the probationer and guide them in making key clinical decisions.
Once her year as a probationer came to a close, the nursing graduate felt fully confident in her ability to handle tough medical cases.
Although being a probationer presented numerous challenges, it gave Sarah a great chance to test and improve her patient-care skills in a safe setting.