Rate My Professor Aisha Paulose

Passionate about promoting research and leadership in clinical medicine, Dr Paulose has contributed to scholarly work in primary health care education and training. She is a co-author on the 2024 publication 'The costs, barriers and enablers of providing PGY2 placements in general practice in Aotearoa New Zealand: A mixed-methods study' in the Journal of Primary Health Care (16(2), 151-159), alongside Carol Atmore, Tim Sullivan, Jessica Millar, Andy Shute, Dot Brown, and Tim Stokes. Additionally, she presented at the 2018 Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) Conference on 'Changing the focus of peer group discussions from disease-management to professional and other challenges,' with Hamish Wilson, Janet Barton, Amanda Begg, Natasha Thompson, Udaya Settinayake, and Liz Lack. Paulose is a member of the RNZCGP and the MCNZ Performance Assessment Committee. She represents primary care on the South Island Regional Cancer Psychological and Social Support Steering Group and the National Lung Cancer Working Group. Further, she works as Clinical Editor for Southern Healthpathways and Clinical Advisor for Wellsouth Primary Health Organisation, enhancing regional healthcare delivery and pathways.