Dipti Talaulikar

Dipti Talaulikar

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
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Experienced Clinical and Laboratory Haematologist with a demonstrated history of working in the medical practice industry. Skilled in Medical Education (https://www.anu.edu.au/news/all-news/celebrating-our-outstanding-educators), Translational and Clinical Research and Tissue Banking. Strong medical professional with fellowships of the Pathology and Medicine Colleges in Australia and a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Medicine from The Australian National University.
Passionate advocate for gender equity and cultural diversity (here is a program I have started at ANU focussing on women of colour in healthcare: https://medicalschool.anu.edu.au/connect/link/link-grow).

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Experience

Education

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  • Gold medallist

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Volunteer Experience

  • Scientific member

    ACT Human Research Ethics Committee

    - 5 years 9 months

    Health

  • Member

    Medical and Scientific Advisory Group, Myeloma Foundation

    - Present 12 years

    Health

  • Grant review panel member

    Grant review panel member

    National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)

    - 2 years 1 month

    Health

  • Grant Panel Member

    NHMRC MRFF

    Health

  • Volunteer - medical

    Volunteer - medical

    India Covid Support

    Health

  • Program Lead

    ANU COVID-19 Peer Support Program

    With my team’s help, I set up the ANU COVID-19 Peer Support Program in April this year to help India’s health professionals deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.

    We have been overwhelmed by the generosity of the 150+ health professionals from across Australia that have signed up as volunteers - medical students and registrars, general practitioners, allied health professionals, specialists, administrators and IT specialists, have all come together to help in whatever way they can.

    We…

    With my team’s help, I set up the ANU COVID-19 Peer Support Program in April this year to help India’s health professionals deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.

    We have been overwhelmed by the generosity of the 150+ health professionals from across Australia that have signed up as volunteers - medical students and registrars, general practitioners, allied health professionals, specialists, administrators and IT specialists, have all come together to help in whatever way they can.

    We offer clinical support (including individual case discussion), education support (creating educational resources, providing education sessions to groups of health professionals etc) and research support (helping draft projects, sourcing research support including data analysis).

    We believe the crosstalk is helping health professionals in both countries learn more about the disease by offering different perspectives.

    Having seen the advantages to both countries from the peer-to-peer interaction, and with that learnt experience, we are now expanding our focus to other areas globally.

    Since the 16th of June, we have been holding weekly webinars on COVID-related topics. The list of past and future sessions can be found here: https://health.anu.edu.au/news-events/events/covid-19-international-peer-support-program-webinar-series. If you are interested in presenting as a guest lecturer or in being a panellist, please contact us.

    We are currently collaborating with “Global Medics 4 Covid” and with “India Covid Support”.

    Our motto is #wecanhelp.

  • Research Grants Review

    Research Grants Review

    National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)

    - 1 year 9 months

    Health

    Reviewer on MRFF Grant Panels

  • Council Member

    ASMOF

    Health

    On ACT and Federal ASMOF council

Publications

Projects

  • ANU COVID-19 Peer Support Program

    The ANU COVID-19 Peer Support Program was set up in April this year to help India’s health professionals deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.

    We have been overwhelmed by the generosity of the 150+ health professionals from across Australia that have signed up as volunteers - medical students and registrars, general practitioners, allied health professionals, specialists, administrators and IT specialists, have all come together to help in whatever way they can.

    We offer clinical…

    The ANU COVID-19 Peer Support Program was set up in April this year to help India’s health professionals deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.

    We have been overwhelmed by the generosity of the 150+ health professionals from across Australia that have signed up as volunteers - medical students and registrars, general practitioners, allied health professionals, specialists, administrators and IT specialists, have all come together to help in whatever way they can.

    We offer clinical support (including individual case discussion), education support (creating educational resources, providing education sessions to groups of health professionals etc) and research support (helping draft projects, sourcing research support including data analysis).

    We believe the crosstalk is helping health professionals in both countries learn more about the disease by offering different perspectives.

    Having seen the advantages to both countries from the peer-to-peer interaction, and with that learnt experience, we are now expanding our focus to other areas globally.

    Since the 16th of June, we have been holding weekly webinars on COVID-related topics. The list of past and future sessions can be found here: https://health.anu.edu.au/news-events/events/covid-19-international-peer-support-program-webinar-series. If you are interested in presenting as a guest lecturer or in being a panellist, please contact us.

    We are currently collaborating with “Global Medics 4 Covid” and with “India Covid Support”.

    Our motto is #wecanhelp.

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Honors & Awards

  • Award for innovation - ANU COVID-19 Peer Support Program

    Australian National University

  • Vice Chancellor award for Excellence in Education

    Australian National University

  • Vice Chancellor award for teaching excellence

    Australian National University

  • Execellence in Medical Education Award

    ANU Medical School

  • Dean's Award for contribution to the MBBS program

    ANU Medical School

Languages

  • English

    Native or bilingual proficiency

  • Hindi

    Native or bilingual proficiency

  • Gujarati

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Organizations

  • ACT Haematology Research Tissue Bank

    Chair

    - Present

  • Australasian Leukaemia and Lymphoma Group

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  • Myeloma Foundation

    member, Medical and Scientific Advisory Group

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