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    • There is an increasing recognition of the benefits of dual-career pathways.

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    • To explore the motivations and career trajectory of individuals pursuing a clinician scientist role.
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    • Analysis of career progression data.
    • Literature review on medical research and clinical practice.

    Main Results:

    • Clinician scientists report high job satisfaction by combining patient care and research.
    • Integration of clinical experience informs research questions and vice versa.
    • Mentorship and institutional support are crucial for success.

    Conclusions:

    • The clinician scientist model offers a unique and rewarding career path.
    • This integrated approach can drive innovation in medical science.
    • Further support systems are needed to foster more clinician scientists.