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Joecelyn Kirani T. is an accomplished medical content professional currently serving as the Medical Content Manager at Scientia News since July 2023. In addition to this role, Joecelyn holds various positions including Medical Content Writer for the St Andrews Surgical Society and Conference Chair for the annual national ENT surgery conference. As Head of Research at The Charaka Project and a core committee member for the Scottish Undergraduate Oncology Consortium, Joecelyn has contributed significantly to organizing the inaugural SUOC conference in Edinburgh, promoting cutting-edge oncological research. Joecelyn also serves as Treasurer, Local Exchange Officer, and Event Officer for Students for Global Health while acting as Vice President of the St Andrews Oncology Society. Previous experience includes writing for STATIC St. Andrews and teaching at the Teddy Bear Hospital and Hong Hua Mandarin Course. Joecelyn is pursuing a BSc (Hons) in Medicine at the University of St Andrews and has an extensive educational background including A Levels from Abbey College Cambridge and Bellerbys College Cambridge, as well as O Levels from Ang Mo Kio Secondary School.
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