A motivated and detail-oriented new Biomedical Science graduate, with a strong foundation in laboratory skills and scientific research. Highly commended for my precision, efficiency, and adaptability during practical sessions and throughout my lab-based dissertation. My final-year research investigated the interaction between the transcriptional co-repressor Groucho and the uncharacterised gene CG6554 in Drosophila melanogaster, using RNAi knockdown and phenotypic analysis to explore their roles in Notch signalling and wing development. I thrive in both team-based and independent work settings, communicate effectively with peers and supervisors, and enjoy solving problems through hands-on experimentation. Passionate about working in clinical and research laboratories, I am now seeking an opportunity to gain experience in a professional biomedical environment. I am flexible with hours, willing to work long shifts, and fully committed to contributing to a lab team with diligence and enthusiasm.
• Maintained high levels of accuracy and organisation while processing and labelling stock.
• Used teamwork and clear communication to meet collective targets in a fast-paced environment.
• Adapted quickly to changing priorities while maintaining precision—skills transferable to laboratory work.
• Communicated complex information clearly and resolved issues professionally.
• Juggled multiple responsibilities such as operating tills, assisting customers, and managing stock.
• Maintained a customer-focused approach while demonstrating consistency and attention to detail.
• Practised professional and confidential communication in a healthcare setting.
• Developed early understanding of the importance of accuracy and organisation in regulated environments.