Dr Trinh is passionate about supporting Women in Medicine and sits on the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists Executive Board for Women in Ophthalmology.
Here she presents a talk about Unconscious Gender Bias and its Impact on Imposter Syndrome in Women as an invited speaker at the Toronto Eye Review 2020.
💕 Deeply honoured to have been invited back to the University of Toronto in December last year to give the 2021 Walter Wright Lecture entitled “In Gendered Lenses We Trust: The Quest For Clarity.” This is the second iteration of my thoughts in this area which takes a much deeper
It is an analysis of the unconscious way that we, both men and women, exhibit subtle implicit bias on a daily basis and its impact on Impostor Phenomenon in women. We take a deep dive into the medical literature looking at real life and recent examples in Medicine and Ophthalmology.
Dr. Trinh is a fully certified RANZCO (Australian) ophthalmologist with extensive fellowship expertise specializing in cornea, cataract and refractive surgery. She is also a fellow of the World College of Refractive Surgery and Vision Sciences.
