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How To Walk The Clinician-Scientist (CS) Path By A/Prof Daniel Ting

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CSs play a valuable role in bridging the gap between patient care and clinical research but the journey of a CS can be very challenging.

Come join us and hear it yourself from Associate Prof Daniel Ting, a CS himself, on the challenges he faces as he walks through his journey, how he overcomes these challenges, how he charts his CS career and how he prepares himself for grant applications.

Joining him are Dr Grace Yang, Dr Andrew Ho, Dr Dorothy Ng and Dr Matae Ahn, Leads of the Young Clinician Researchers Peer Support Group (PSG), who will be sharing their experiences, to form a peer support group, for pastoral care and support within the SingHealth Duke-NUS AMC.
  

Meet the Speaker

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Assoc Prof Daniel Ting

Consultant, Surgical Retina Department, SNEC | EYE ACP
Associate Professor, Ophthalmology,
Duke-NUS Medical School
Director, AI Program, SingHealth
Head of AI and Digital Innovation, SERI        


  Meet the 4 Young Clinician Researchers Peer Support Group Leads

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Dr Grace Yang

ONCO ACP
Senior Consultant, Palliative Medicine, NCCS
Assistant Professor,
Lien Centre for
Palliative Care, Duke-NUS Medical School
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Dr Andrew Ho

EM ACP
Associate Consultant, Emergency Medicine, SGH
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Dr Dorothy Ng

MED ACP
Associate Consultant, Infectious Diseases, SGH
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Dr Matae Ahn

Research Fellow and
Final Year Medical Student, Duke-NUS Medical School

  

To read about the biography of the Young Clinician Researchers, click here.

 

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