Syed Asif Ali Shah: From Pakistan to Australia – A Clinical Haematology Milestone
Syed Asif Ali Shah, Fellow Clinical Haematology at Saint Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Delighted to share an important milestone in my professional journey.
I have successfully completed the specialist assessment and peer review requirements with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) in Clinical Haematology and am now eligible for Fellowship (FRACP) and specialist registration in Australia.
This is a particularly meaningful achievement following my Fellowship in Clinical Haematology in Pakistan, and completing the Australian specialist assessment pathway has been a rewarding journey of learning, perseverance and growth.
I’m sincerely grateful to my mentors, supervisors, colleagues, friends and family for their support and encouragement throughout this journey.
Proud to reach this milestone and excited for the journey ahead.”
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