A-level student, 17 years old, pursuing a field in medicine eager to apply knowledge and gain practical experience. Experienced working in team environments. Reputation for hard work, punctuality and willingness to learn new things.
- Engaged residents with games, music and conversation
- Volunteering at a care home has enabled me to adapt to changing circumstances and maintain a positive attitude in challenging situations.
- Many residents have dementia and difficulty expressing their thoughts which means I have learnt patience and articulating clearly is essential in communication.
- From working with elderly, it has proven rewarding, allowing me to recognise that most patients and vulnerable are elderly. Meaning excellent communication skills are essential in fields of healthcare
- Had a dementia training course with Embracing Age in preparation
- During this day work experience I had the opportunity to shadow allied health professionals such as radiographers and physiotherapists.
- It enabled me to gain a wider understanding of the fields in healthcare that form a giant team in the NHS and healthcare as a whole.
- Gaining valuable experience of a hospital setting gave me a greater passion to work towards a career in medicine
House Captain (Y10-Y11): (Sep. 2022 - June. 2023)
I gained a leadership role as a house captain and as part of my role I helped organise charity events for the whole school such as Macmillan Coffee Morning. This helped me develop leadership skills and work as part of a team to carry out tasks on a larger scale.
Duke of Edinburgh: Bronze Award (Dec. 2021)
As part of my DoFe award, I gained valuable teamwork skills and resilience from the expedition. As part of my skill section, I displayed commitment and dedication as I compiled magazines with 1 edition per month (12 months).
UKMT maths challenge: silver award (2020)
Mayor's Borough Art Competition: Richmond In Bloom (Sep. 2019)
Teen Tech: Most innovative award (2019)