Clinicians who were trained in non-medical disciplines prior to attending graduate medical school may find themselves better equipped to solve healthcare problems from different angles.
Duke-NUS Medical School, with its emphasis on teamwork, leadership, research, creativity and critical thinking, trains individuals from a diversity of backgrounds to practice and improve the practice of medicine.
Find out more during this talk by Associate Professor Sandy Cook, Interim Vice Dean of Education at Duke-NUS Medical School. She will introduce the School and its MD and PhD programmes, as well as speak about scholarships and financial aid available to students from University of Washington.
Grand Hyatt Seattle 721 Pine St, Seattle WA 98101 (The exact venue will be emailed to registrants)
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