The Edinburgh University Transplantation Society is excited to present the second webinar of our three-part series on transplantation medicine: "Insights into Academic Transplant Surgery" led by the esteemed Prof. Lorna Marson. This event offers a unique opportunity to delve into the multifaceted world of organ transplantation—from the various career pathways to the advancement of treatments for patients receiving transplants.

Prof. Lorna Marson is a renowned academic transplant surgeon and researcher based at the University of Edinburgh, with extensive expertise in organ transplantation. Her clinical focus includes liver transplantation, and she has contributed significantly to research on improving transplant outcomes through advances in immunosuppression and organ preservation.

Learning objectives:

Understand the Role of Academic Transplant Surgery:

Gain insight into the unique responsibilities and challenges faced by academic transplant surgeons, and explore the intersection of clinical practice, research, and education within this field.

Explore Career Pathways in Transplantation Medicine:

Learn about the various career options available within transplantation medicine, including opportunities in surgery, research, and teaching, and understand the skills and qualifications needed to pursue these pathways.

Learn About Cutting-Edge Research in Transplantation:

Discover the latest advancements in transplant medicine through Dr. Lorna Marson’s ongoing research, and discuss how these innovations contribute to improving patient outcomes.

Evaluate the Impact of Research on Clinical Practice:

Understand how research in transplant surgery influences clinical treatment strategies, and explore real-world examples of how academic research is applied to improve care for transplant patients.

Engage with Expert Knowledge: Utilise the Q&A session to deepen your understanding and clarify queries about ongoing research in the transplant surgery field !