Katie joined Triducive in 2022 after five years in higher education teaching anatomy and forensic anthropology. Katie graduated from the University of Dundee with a PhD in Bioarchaeology. Her research examined how clinical medicine can inform best practice in archaeological disease identification. Her qualifications include an MRes, and BSc (Hons) in forensic anthropology. She has a passion for science communication and her background means she can quickly break down complex information for target audiences. Her responsibilities at Triducive are developing impactful communications and working alongside clients to ensure quality.
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Katie Larner
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Consultant Respiratory Physician, UK
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Professor in Cardiovascular Immunology, South Korea
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Professor of Pulmonary Medicine, Canada
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Project Manager, Global Healthcare Company, Japan
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Cardiothoracic Surgeon, Italy
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Chair, ETST
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Microbiologist, Germany
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Global Medical Affairs Director, Global Pharma Company, UK
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Patient Organisation Leader
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Professor of Renal Medicine, UK
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Haematologist, UK