Hi! I'm Dr. Kewalee originally from Thailand. After studying in Singapore from the age of 12 and pursuing my high school diploma there, I furthered my academic journey in University of Queensland, Australia’s top university earning a Bachelor of Science degree majoring in Genetics. Subsequently, drawn by pasta and pierogi, I moved to Poland to pursue a medical degree, where I graduated as valedictorian with the highest GPA and delivered a memorable graduation speech to the new doctor from around the world.

Throughout my academic and professional career, I have actively contributed to the field of medicine through publication of several scientific papers in international journals. Mahidol-Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit, Medical University of Lublin, and China Medical University Hospital, are a few institutions I have worked with.
I also helped raise funds for many organisations internationally, the most notable being the Australian Leukaemia foundation by letting the contributors shave my head and the funds were used to help transport cancer patients to and from the hospital.

My path has been enriched by extensive international work and research experiences, collaborating closely with diverse teams comprising individuals from various religions, nationalities, and backgrounds. As a doctor, I have gained valuable clinical experience working emergency rooms in challenging environments such as popular tourist destinations both beachside and mountainside. Additionally, I have worked in an eye emergency centre in Poland during the conflict between Russia and Ukraine serving distressed refugees.