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Volume 1 Issue 7

I

ssues and

P

eople

Has NCOHR played a role in helping you

develop your career?

During the first NCOHR workshops held at the

Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry in

2013, I met with Dr. Michael Glogauer from

the University of Toronto, who is a periodontal

specialist. I stayed in touch with him and he

recently offered me a postdoctoral fellowship

position. Through the two NCOHR workshops

I’ve attended, I expanded my network and had

the opportunity to be part of the organizing

committee for the NCOHR workshop that took

place at the University of Alberta this summer.

What’s next for you?

I will be starting my postdoctoral fellowship at

the University of Toronto with Dr. Glogauer. In

the future, I hope to work as a clinician-scientist

and play a role in academia. I also want to stay

affiliated with NCOHR in whatever capacity

possible—it has played an important role in

developing my career—and one day be part of

the steering committee.

Any advice for colleagues considering a

career in research?

Only that a career in academia is extremely

challenging and competitive. Do it with all your

heart and believe in your abilities. There is a need

for young dentists to pursue research in Canada.

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