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I am from Singapore, studying physiotherapy in Australia, currently in my 4th year of study. I have a preference towards musculoskeletal physio, however I am very interested in the area of pain. I hope to maintain a strong base of clinical skills grounded with good communication skills to really connect with my patients.
Bsc (Honors) of Physiotherapy at the University of Queensland
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