Vice-Treasurer of the European Society for Translational Medicine — physician, public-health specialist, educator, and published author.
Public Health · Infection Prevention · Medical Education
Dr. Safeera Khan is Vice-Treasurer of the European Society for Translational Medicine and a physician and public-health specialist with more than fifteen years of clinical experience. She is also an educator, mentor, researcher, and published author with over one hundred publications to her name.
Her professional life is defined by a commitment to the prevention and improvement of population health, expressed through her work on infection prevention and control (IPC) measures and their clinical implementation. That dedication is sustained, in her own words, by the bonds established with patients and the communities she serves over many years.
Dr. Khan qualified in medicine in 2004 and subsequently completed a Clinical Education certificate and a Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research at the Michener Institute at University Health Network (UHN) in Toronto, Canada. A committed teacher and lifelong learner, she has spent many years mentoring and educating students, and brings that same educational ethos to her role within the Society.
Dr. Khan serves on the EUSTM Executive Board, which directs the Society’s strategy, scientific programmes, and international activities.
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