Malik Irfan Tariq , Medical Student

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{{Infobox user profile picture}}Malik Tariq is a 2nd Year Medical Student from the UK (University of Nottingham) with an interest in digital and virtual education in anesthesia. Having recently completed a 4-week research elective at Stanford University with Dr Tony Wang, during which he also spent time with Dr Chris Rishel, he developed a strong appreciation for the speciality and hopes to pursue anesthesiology residency in the future. He contributed to the WikiAnesthesia mobile app by building its user analytics, tracking searches, search result taps and screen views to help the team understand how the app is used.
{{Infobox user profile picture|image=Malik_Tariq_Profile_Picture.png}}Malik Tariq is a 2nd Year Medical Student from the UK (University of Nottingham) with an interest in digital and virtual education in anesthesia. Having recently completed a 4-week research elective at Stanford University with Dr Tony Wang, during which he also spent time with Dr Chris Rishel, he developed a strong appreciation for the speciality and hopes to pursue anesthesiology residency in the future. He contributed to the WikiAnesthesia mobile app by building its user analytics, tracking searches, search result taps and screen views to help the team understand how the app is used.

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Malik Tariq is a 2nd Year Medical Student from the UK (University of Nottingham) with an interest in digital and virtual education in anesthesia. Having recently completed a 4-week research elective at Stanford University with Dr Tony Wang, during which he also spent time with Dr Chris Rishel, he developed a strong appreciation for the speciality and hopes to pursue anesthesiology residency in the future. He contributed to the WikiAnesthesia mobile app by building its user analytics, tracking searches, search result taps and screen views to help the team understand how the app is used.