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Dr Danielle Oh
Dr Danielle Oh is a clinical and laboratory haematologist and Adjunct Senior Lecturer at Monash University. She is the Clinical Lead for Cellular Therapies and Multiple Myeloma at Monash Health and serves as a Principal Investigator on several clinical trials in these areas. She also supports cellular therapy trials across other specialities, including Renal Medicine, Rheumatology and Oncology, as a sub-investigator, and serves as Honorary Medical Director at Hudson Institute Cell Therapies.
Dr Oh completed a clinical research fellowship at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre in Calgary, Canada, where her research in autologous stem cell transplantation was recognised with awards from both the American and Canadian Societies of Hematology. On returning to Australia, she completed a laboratory-based PhD at Monash University, characterising chimeric kinase/epigenetic inhibitors in preclinical models of lymphoma and multiple myeloma. Her research was supported by an NHMRC Postgraduate Scholarship and an HSANZ New Investigator Scholarship. She received the Albert Baikie Award for the best oral presentation by a new investigator at the HSANZ Annual Scientific Meeting and was awarded an Equity Trustees & Monash Partners Clinician Fellowship.