Webcast: Developing a Career as a Population Scientist

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Webcast: Developing a Career as a Population Scientist

This webcast presentation offers advice on developing a career as a population, or clinical, scientist.

Developing a Career as a Population Scientist

The Heart Rhythm Society offers a number of webcasts on a variety of subjects

View webcast of Developing a Career as a Population Scientist , originally delivered at Heart Rhythm 2008.

This webcast, featuring Alawi A. Alsheikh-Ali, MD, uses the terms population scientist and clinical scientist interchangeably, and defines this career as one involved in population-oriented research, including mechanisms of human disease, efficacy of therapeutic interventions, conduct of clinical trials and how they are tied to populations of individuals. Dr. Alsheikh-Ali offers advice on the skills necessary for success.

Dr. Alsheikh-Ali’s presentation was one of four segments of a Heart Rhythm 2008 session titled "Developing Your Academic Career: Strategies for Success."

Faculty

Developing a Career as a Population Scientist (presentation length, 15:17)
Alawi A. Alsheikh-Ali, MD
Staff Physician
Tufts-New England Medical Center
Boston, MA

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Developing a Career as a Population Scientist