50 years of transforming lives
50 years of transforming lives
As the School of Clinical Medicine celebrates its 50th anniversary, four alumni reflect on the mentors who recognised their potential and the experiences at the School that shaped their careers.
Spanning decades and diverse fields of medicine, Larry Amure (Christ’s 1976), James Bashford (Pembroke 2004), Katy Chisenga-Phillipps (Wolfson 2014), and Sara Al-Khafaji (Hughes Hall 2023) share what their time at Cambridge gave them, and how they are using those experiences to influence the future of healthcare research, medical education and public health.
50 years of transforming lives
As the School of Clinical Medicine celebrates its 50th anniversary, 4 alumni reflect on the mentors who recognised their potential and the experiences at the School that shaped their careers.
Spanning decades and diverse fields of medicine, Larry Amure (Christ’s 1976), James Bashford (Pembroke 2004), Katy Chisenga-Phillipps (Wolfson 2014), and Sara Al-Khafaji (Hughes Hall 2023) share what their time at Cambridge gave them, and how they are using those experiences to influence the future of healthcare research, medical education and public health.