From medical laboratory science to Médecins Sans Frontières
Griffith Alumnus Tanya Constantino shares what it’s like to work in Ethiopia with Doctors Without Borders Tanya began her career in laboratory medicine as a foundation year… Read More
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From biomedicine to rural medicine – alumnus Dr Daniel Wilson
Daniel Wilson was born and raised a country boy and says it was inevitable he’d end up back in the bush once he finished medical school, even if he wasn’t sure the exact role he’d play. Read More
Turning a love of anatomy into a career as a paramedic
When Tomoaki Shiratsuchi began his undergraduate degree, his plan was to become a doctor, but a turn at paramedicine changed his career path entirely When Tomoaki began his… Read More
Doctor of Medicine as the foundation for a career in medical research
Michael Evans plans to combine his passion for research and education into a career built on life-long learning and development Michael Evans is currently in his third year of medical school and… Read More
Does breathing kill? PhD candidate investigates
A PhD candidate in Neuroscience and Microbiology, Heidi Walkden provides some insights into her research discoveries and shares her passion for public outreach to promote science. Read More
Bachelor of Biomedicine leads to unexpected career in embryology
When Lee-Sarose Orevich started her Bachelor of Biomedical Science, she was looking for a way to explore her love of science. What… Read More
Finding a passion for Environmental Health – Katharina’s story
When Katharina Gutjahr-Holland graduated high school, she tried her hand at university, TAFE, living abroad, and an apprenticeship. When she felt something was missing, she enrolled at Griffith University… Read More
What COVID-19 has taught me as an intern doctor
Hayman Lui is in her first post-graduate year since finishing her Doctor of Medicine / PhD concurrent pathway at Griffith University. Here, she shares… Read More
Can our gut bacteria reduce the impact of shift work on our health?
People who work night shifts can suffer from higher rates of illness and chronic disease, such as type 2 diabetes, anxiety and depression. Read More
Volunteers required for malaria vaccine study
Researchers at Griffith University are seeking healthy males aged 18-50 years to participate in a clinical study examining a malaria vaccine approach in humans. Volunteers… Read More
