Q&A with Tina Wu: Trainee at MOTSRTP, Education, & more ✏️

Learn about Tina's experience creating a Transplant 101 course for the MOTSRTP Program!

Welcome to the Invite Health newsletter. These newsletters highlight students pursuing careers in healthcare, and the experiential learning opportunities they've had. From market access to clinical research to global health, my goal with this newsletter is to introduce you to the various pathways that students can pursue in healthcare. Whether you’re reading this on a commute, during your study break, or from the comfort of your own home, I hope you enjoy reading today’s newsletter. - Sachi This week, I invited Tina to share her experiences as a trainee at Toronto General Hospital’s…

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