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The Australian National University is pleased to host the Life as a Clinician-Scientist Symposium in Canberra. Want to learn how to combine scientific research with clinical work to improve healthcare? Registrations are now open. Held at ANU on Saturday 4 May, this event will include talks from some of the ACT’s leading experts. There’ll also be an opportunity for attendees to sign-up for 10-minute one-on-one mentoring sessions with our speakers.

Created to inspire junior doctors, medical and health sciences students, health professionals, and early career researchers, this event will explore the many pathways to this exciting career.

Chaired by Professor Russell Gruen FAHMS (Dean, ANU College of Health and Medicine) and Professor Paul Fitzgerald FAHMS (Director, ANU School of Medicine and Psychology), our speaker line-up includes:

• Professor Emily Banks AM FAHMS, Head, Centre of Epidemiology for Policy and Practice, Australian National University
• Professor Mark Polizzotto, Head, Clinical Hub for Interventional Research (CHOIR), Canberra Hospital and Australian National University
• Professor Martin Veysey, Head, Canberra Clinical School, School of Medicine and Psychology, Australian National University
• Associate Professor Marian Burr, Snow Fellow and Research Group Leader, Division of Genome Sciences and Cancer, The John Curtin School of Medical Research, Australian National University
• Associate Professor Simon Jiang, Nephrologist and Group Leader, Canberra Hospital and Australian National University
• Dr Kathleen O'Brien, General Practitioner, YourGP and Senior Lecturer, Australian National University

Register now for this free event: https://bit.ly/LACSACT24

Morning tea and lunch provided.