Cyryl Kornacki

- Attention to detail – Ensuring the correct tools and materials were provided when needed.

- Initiative – Anticipating what tools or materials might be needed next without always being asked.

- Following instructions – Learning the importance of carrying out directions accurately, especially in a practical work environment.

- Critical thinking – Evaluating different engineering solutions based on cost, safety, sustainability, and feasibility.

- Planning and organisation – Understanding how large infrastructure projects are coordinated from design through to completion.

- Health and safety awareness – Understanding the importance of regulations and risk assessments in construction projects.

• Developed an understanding of the pharmaceutical product lifecycle, from molecule discovery to market launch.
• Gained knowledge of health economics, market access, and the NICE reimbursement process.
• Built an understanding of cross-functional collaboration between commercial, medical, and market access teams.

- Teamwork – Understanding how doctors, nurses, healthcare assistants, and technicians collaborate to deliver safe, effective care.

- Respect for confidentiality – Appreciating the importance of protecting patient privacy and maintaining trust.

- Communication skills – Seeing how doctors explain complex medical information clearly and compassionately to patients and colleagues.

- Patient reassurance – Learning how cardiologists communicate with patients who may be anxious about chest pain, heart disease, or invasive procedures.

- Continuous learning – Recognising that cardiology relies on rapidly evolving research, technologies, and evidence-based practice.

- Adaptability – Seeing how treatment plans are adjusted in response to investigation results or changes in a patient's condition.