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4worldlovers: Dr Fin Cai obtained her medical degree through Adelaide University and completed physician training in Adelaide and Brisbane. She works as a Consultant Rheumatologist in private practice and teaching hospitals. Dr Cai has a special interest in musculoskeletal ultrasound, and has completed further training in this area, after obtaining her fellowship as a Rheumatologist. She offers ultrasound service, complementary to clinical consultation for patients with Rheumatological conditions.

Dr Cai has co-authored and participated in research in Sjögren’s syndrome and musculoskeletal ultrasound. She also enjoys teaching junior staff and medical students, and volunteers her time as a University Tutor and National Examiner.

Dr Suman Murthy is a consultant rheumatologist. She graduated from India in 2003 and moved to Australia in 2007 with her young family. She completed her basic physician training at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in 2012 and subsequent advanced training in Rheumatology across various public hospitals in South Australia. Suman is a fellow of Royal Australasian college of Physicians and a member of Australian Rheumatology Association. Her clinical interests include Adult general rheumatology and connective tissue diseases. Apart from English, she also speaks fluent Hindi, Kannada and Marathi.

Dr Nieves (Bess) Marie Leonardo, M.D. FRACP, completed dual training in Rheumatology and Acute and General Care Medicine. She worked as a General Resident Medical Officer at the Royal Adelaide Hospital in 2008 before Basic Physician Training at Lyell McEwin Hospital in 2011. She worked in different major hospital in South Australia during her advance training in Adult Medicine. She has special interest in inflammatory arthritis and connective tissue diseases. She speaks both English and Tagalog.

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