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Dr. David Sykes is a distinguished clinician scientist who completed his Biochemistry degree at the University of Alberta and pursued an M.D. and Ph.D. at the University of California San Diego. Dr. Sykes has a keen interest in white blood cell development and a special interest in rare hematologic conditions. Notably, he identified the rare hematologic disorder - TEMPI syndrome. He also specializes in acute myeloid leukemia therapies. His commitment to advancing hematology is evidenced by his dual role as a researcher and clinician researcher.In this episode, Dr. Sykes shares his insights as someone who interviews prospective candidates for career development award funding. Specifically, he shares the following insights:
Take Action: Don't let your colleagues miss out on these invaluable insights. Share this episode with colleagues and peers who could benefit from Dr. Sykes' wisdom.
By Toyosi OnwuemeneDr. David Sykes is a distinguished clinician scientist who completed his Biochemistry degree at the University of Alberta and pursued an M.D. and Ph.D. at the University of California San Diego. Dr. Sykes has a keen interest in white blood cell development and a special interest in rare hematologic conditions. Notably, he identified the rare hematologic disorder - TEMPI syndrome. He also specializes in acute myeloid leukemia therapies. His commitment to advancing hematology is evidenced by his dual role as a researcher and clinician researcher.In this episode, Dr. Sykes shares his insights as someone who interviews prospective candidates for career development award funding. Specifically, he shares the following insights:
Take Action: Don't let your colleagues miss out on these invaluable insights. Share this episode with colleagues and peers who could benefit from Dr. Sykes' wisdom.