Isabel Sá: Starting a New Chapter as a Clinical Scientist in Molecular Genetics and Haematology
Isabel Sá, Clinical Scientist at Synnovis, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“I’m delighted to share that I’ve started a new role as a Clinical Scientist in Molecular Genetics and Haematology
This milestone follows the successful completion of my portfolio through the Association of Clinical Scientists Route 2 pathway.
It has been a rewarding journey of professional growth and development, allowing me to demonstrate the knowledge, skills and competencies required of a Clinical Scientist.
I’m incredibly grateful to the colleagues, mentors, friends and family who have supported me throughout this process.
I look forward to continuing to learn, contribute to patient care and help advance genomic medicine in this new role.
Here’s to the next chapter!”
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