I have primarily worked with clinical biochemistry and hematology; benign and malign, during my clinical and scientific positions.
Early in my carrier I worked with platelet function in different patientgroups and now late effects after childhood and young adulthood acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
In the early stages of my career, I conducted research on platelet function across various patient groups, gaining valuable insights in coagulation and related hematological disorders. During my PhD, my focus has shifted towards investigating the late effects following acute lymphoblastic leukemia during childhood and young adulthood. Through this journey, I have improved my skills in i.a. research methodology, data analysis, scientify writing and the life after childhood cancer.
In 2024 I started my residency in clinical biochemistry, undergoing comprehensive medical training with a specialized focus on clinical biochemistry. Committed to acquiring the skills and knowledge necessary to become a proficient clinical biochemist and seek to contribute to advancements in healthcare through the synthesis of medical expertise and scientific inquiry.
I am passionate about contributing to the training of medical professionals through educational initiatives. Seeking to enhancing training programs and fostering a culture of continuous learning within the medical environment.
