LOOKING FOR Medical students, clinicians and academics from the UK and abroad, to support a large body of work related to developing a new treatment for patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA). You must be a student based in King's College London. PROJECT I am currently undertaking a significant body of work related to the field of respiratory and sleep medicine. Our team at St Thomas' Hospital, London, are investigating the use of electrical stimulation as an alternative treatment to CPAP in patients with OSA. Our research centre is based in the Lane Fox Respiratory Unit/ Sleep Disorder's Centre, working collaboratively with King's College London. We are looking for students, doctors and co-collaborators who are keen to develop skills in research and academia, but contributing to the aforementioned studies. Please note, the role will require EVENING studies from 6pm to 10pm on a Monday to Wednesday.. LEARNING You will learn a vast array of skills related to research, analysis, physiological data interpretation and ultrasonography skills of the upper airway; as well as being involved in a key randomised controlled trial. AREA St Thomas' Hospital in London is based in Waterloo, and a 10 minute walk from waterloo station. This is close to many famous landmarks, the houses of parliament, big ben, the London eye, with lots of nice places to eat and drink. KEY RESEARCHERS Are number of researchers from across the world are involved in our research group including, China, Switzerland, Australia and Egypt. Key researchers include: Dr Deeban Ratneswaran Research: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Culadeeban_Ratneswaran LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/deeban-ratneswaran-6b735384 Remarxs: https://www.remarxs.com/u/p/Deeban.Ratneswaran/ Professor Joerg Steier KCL Profile: http://tiny.cc/0z8sdz
Dr Deeban Ratneswaran
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