Dr Samantha Simkin's PhD in ophthalmology is an essential stepping stone for becoming a clinician-scientist.
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40 under 40: Graeme completed his PhD in molecular medicine and now works in Corporate Development for Audentes Therapeutics.
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40 under 40: Doctoral graduate Avinash is the inaugural Global Cancer Disparities Fellow and is working clinically as a surgeon in oncology.
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Jamie-Lee's PhD research in surgery looks at Māori experiences of healthcare and inequality using a people-centred approach to data.
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PhD candidate Ernest Cheah enjoys the independence of self-conducted research while still having support and supervision from the School of Pharmacy.
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Carrie Bryer's (Ngā Puhi) Master of Public Health thesis examines current perspectives and practices of the Whakapiki Ake Project.
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Jo Hikaka is pursuing her PhD in pharmacy with the goal of improving medicines use for older Māori adults their access to clinical pharmacist services.
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Murphy's desire to affect change is what led her to choose the Master of Health Leadership.
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Lydia Lee works with a diverse lab group as part of her Masters in Biomedical Science.
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The Master of Nursing helps nurse educator Fai’ana Moala Tu’ipulotu Armitage keep up to date with evidence-based practice.
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With the support of her supervisors and University services, orthopist and mother Jay South is able to study her PhD in Optometry.
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Manusiu he-Naua Esther Latu chose to study Pacific Primary Health Care to address health inequities for Pacific people in New Zealand.
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Aung Mon Myat came to Auckland from Mynamar to study a Master of Health Leadership in a supportive learning environment and a beautiful city.
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