Professor Chris Maher: Making an impact as a clinician-scientist
Professor Christopher Maher FAHMS is Director, Institute for Musculoskeletal Health, The University of Sydney. He spoke about his career and how to make an impact as a clinician-scientist at the 2023 Life as a Clinician-Scientist NSW symposium.
Professor Warwick Britton: What is a clinician-scientist?
Professor Warwick Britton AO FAHMS discusses his work and strategies for succeeding as a clinician-scientist at the 2023 Life as a Clinician-Scientist NSW symposium. Professor Britton is Research Director, Sydney Local Health District and RPAH; Head, Tuberculosis Research Program, Centenary Institute.
Professor Nicholas Fisk: An antidote to boredom
Professor Nicholas Fisk AM FAHMS is Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) at The University of New South Wales. He shared stories and strategies for success from his career in clinical obstetrics and research – which he considers “an antidote to boredom” – at the 2023 Life as a Clinician-Scientist NSW symposium in Sydney.
Professor Cheryl Jones: Where medicine meets science
Professor Cheryl Jones FAHMS is Dean and Head of School, Sydney Medical School, The University of Sydney. She discusses her career and research in infectious disease, paediatrics and antimicrobial resistance at the 2023 Life as a Clinician-Scientist NSW symposium.
Associate Professor Sue Woolfenden: The why, who and what of a paediatrician-scientist
Associate Professor Sue Woolfenden discusses the “why, who and what” of her work as a paediatrician-scientist, combining research with clinicial work in community paediatrics, at the 2023 Life as a Clinician Scientist NSW symposium. Speaker: Associate Professor Sue Woolfenden, Director of Community Paediatrics, Sydney Local Health District; Senior Research Fellow, UNSW Sydney
Prof Elizabeth Elliott: Unexpected rewards for the clinician-scientist (2021)
Professor Elizabeth Elliott: Unexpected rewards for the clinician-scientist – a journey from the lab to Wangkatjungka, Christmas Island and Dien Bien Phu.