Dirk Timmerman: A Warm Welcome to the New Gynaecology and Obstetrics Trainees at UZ Leuven
Dirk Timmerman, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at KU Leuven and Co-Founder of Gynaia, shared on LinkedIn:
“A warm welcome to our new Gynaecology and Obstetrics trainees at UZ Leuven!
Today we’re thrilled to welcome a brilliant new group of residents to our department.
They join us at the start of an exciting journey, from the delivery room and the operating theatre to fertility care, gynaecological oncology, ultrasound and fetal medicine.
Along the way, they’ll learn from, and contribute to, a team dedicated to excellent patient care, research and teaching.
To our new colleagues: we’re so glad you’re here.
Ask questions, challenge us, stay curious, look after each other (and yourselves), and know that the whole team supports you.
Welcome to the team!”
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