Being a medical doctor is a life-long commitment and especially as a lecturer when there's constant demand to keep up with recent trends and knowledge. As a junior lecturer, being able to share my knowledges and experiences is the passion that I'm can't be grateful enough to be able to do it on a daily basis.

Previously I had various organizational skills and experiences from my earlier years at student organization at school. As a junior staff here my next goal is to absorb as much as possible any information and tools that will be vital in my self-development and at the same time contributing my work to the institution that already put so much faith in me.

It's not like everything in my life revolves around the academic aspect of a lecturer and clinical aspect of a doctor. Other fields that I'm also interested in are including clinical research, medical writing, technology, team-building, and general science.

As for being the stupidest person in the room is the only way I find that can actually propel ourselves to become fully developed, I'm open to any future challenges that may come.