“Health professionals play an important role in research, which is essential for the overall advancement of rheumatology,” says Dr. McLean. “As an early-career investigator myself, I look forward to my tenure on the ARHP Executive Committee as an opportunity to promote the future of rheumatology research by helping to foster the next generations of health professional researchers.”
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