Jun is a Senior Editor for eMedici. He is a clinical and laboratory haematologist, working as a fellow in the Canberra Region Cancer Centre. He is also a PhD candidate at the Australian National University. He has a strong interest in medical education and is passionate about the role of pathology as a cornerstone of knowledge across multiple specialties. Recognising the importance of a solid foundation in this area, he played an active role in the development of the BPS question bank to support students and trainees. Outside of work, he enjoys going to the gym, reading literary fiction, and playing the piano.

Theodore is a Discipline Editor for eMedici. He completed his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at the University of Adelaide and is currently working as a resident medical officer for the Central Adelaide Local Health Network. Having completed the Basic Pathological Sciences Examination in 2022, he was motivated to develop a resource which would help others with their learning. He enjoys studying the application of pathological sciences in clinical medicine, with special interests in oncology, infectious diseases, immunology and environmental health. Outside of work, he enjoys baking and photography as hobbies.

Karan is an Associate Editor & Project Coordinator for eMedici. He is a currently a medical intern at South West Healthcare - but prior to becoming a doctor, has worked extensively in diverse health care settings such as a children's hospice, a neuropsychiatric ward, and a crisis/suicide hotline. With two previous Masters' degrees in Public Health and Business Administration, he has extensive experience in health research and epidemiological work. Karan has a keen fascination in understanding how private and public entities can work together to effectively address the most significant health issues of our era. Karan has been involved with eMedici since 2022, while he was a medical student. In the spare time that he has available, Karan loves to explore language learning, and to explore his cultural and spiritual roots.

Karan on the Basic Pathological Sciences (BPS) exam:

In 2024, I decided to sit the BPS Exam, and I have to say that studying and preparing for this exam was a fulfilling experience. However, it was also a tiring process (even though it definitely didn't need to be!). I found that when preparing, there was a clear lack of adequate available resources to assist with studying. As a result, preparation for the exam entailed reading (and re-reading) hundreds of pages in a textbook in a grossly inefficient manner that got quite repetitive, quite fast. With this in mind, I strongly feel that eMedici's BPS resource can serve as a valuable means for one to get the most out of the studying process in terms of both efficiency, and overall enjoyment in the learning process. We have spent many hours carefully designing these materials in a manner that tests important concepts directly from the BPS syllabus, thereby ensuring the maximum possible study value. I truly hope that whoever uses this material will find great benefit in learning for this exam, while also hopefully having some fun along the way!