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Clinical and Health Services Research Nominations New

July 31, 2024 by AAS Webmaster

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Sandra Gad

Medical Student

Medical Student (n/a)

I am a fourth-year medical student with a strong interest in multidisciplinary research. Research allows for the dissemination of knowledge and has the potential to improve patient outcomes. My passion for research started during my undergraduate degree doing ELISA plates and was nurtured during my master's program. It was a no brainer to take a research year to further refine these skill sets. During that time, I witnessed the significant impact of clinical research. Additionally, while pursuing my master's, I participated in reviewing abstracts, which helped me understand the elements of high-quality research. I believe my skill set will be able to enhance the goals and vision for the clinical and health research committee.

 

 

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