Great to meet @chelsea_arnold_ , @neilthomas3182 and the team in my first international Zoom trip to Aus. Reminiscing on my research journey from assistant, to trial manager, to PhD to ClinPsyD to Clinical Academic was surprisingly enjoyable and moving for me.
How I started doing a review for my supervisor @gillianhaddock at @OfficialUoM that turned into an accidental PhD registration and 10,000 record systematic synthesis 😱onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…
Then moved into ESM methodology, captivated by the opportunity this afforded to look at specific processes in the context of people's daily life, with expert stats guru @richardaemsley for support
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After starting my ClinPsyD (week after my PhD viva!) I wanted to build on what I'd found + focus on rumination, using my experimental design skills gained at @SomervilleOx , with the support of @sbucci76 and lots of detailed supervision meetings!
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As a qualified clinician, I kept a hand in research by co-supervising trainee projects. With @sbucci76 , we supported Amanda to make some tweaks to my design.
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Then I found a job at @PennineCareNHS in the #CAMHS unit + my passion for supporting young people + working in complex teams was born. I wanted my research to be rooted into my practice so was over the moon to receive @NIHRcommunity funding to do this
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I'm now using my clinical practice, training with @CatalyseC and research skills to understand and build good therapeutic relationships in #CAMHS with @StudyTric. Being a clinician and researcher is a hard juggling act at times yet brings me so much learning, connection, energy🙌
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