Dynamic and results-driven 4th-year medical student from Newcastle University with hands-on clinical experience and a demonstrated commitment to excellence in patient care.
Exhibits strong leadership, collaborative teamwork, and effective communication skills developed through active engagement in medical workshops, conferences, and clinical audits.
Proficient in ensuring data accuracy, supporting quality improvement initiatives, and working effectively within multidisciplinary teams.
Holds a particular interest in Diabetes and Endocrinology, with a passion for advancing care and improving outcomes in chronic disease management. Dedicated to continuous learning and professional development.
Participated in a hands-on workshop focused on the fundamental techniques of wound closure and suturing under clinical supervision.
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Participated in the Malaysian Medical Summit, a national conference aimed at empowering future medical professionals through exposure to current healthcare challenges, leadership development, and interdisciplinary dialogue.
The summit gathered students and professionals from across Malaysia and abroad for knowledge exchange and professional growth.
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Took part in an intensive Medical Education Masterclass hosted by Imperial College London, focused on developing foundational teaching and learning skills for future medical educators.
The program introduced modern strategies for delivering effective medical education in clinical and academic settings.
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Attended the Tomorrow's Doctors International Conference, a prestigious academic and professional development event hosted by the Royal College of Physicians.
The conference brought together medical students and healthcare professionals to explore the future of medicine, innovation in clinical practice, and the evolving role of doctors in global healthcare.
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Successfully completed the Edward Jenner Leadership Programme, an NHS leadership development course designed for aspiring healthcare professionals. The programme focused on foundational leadership principles in a healthcare context, promoting self-awareness, patient-centered care, and systems thinking.
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Provided mentorship and academic support to junior medical students, fostering a collaborative and supportive learning environment.
Served as a role model and resource for navigating the academic, social, and emotional challenges of medical school.
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Earned the NCL+ Award in recognition of co-curricular engagement, personal development, and contribution to the university community.
The award validated transferable skills gained through extracurricular involvement, leadership roles, and voluntary activities alongside academic study.
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Served as a key coordinator for Orientation Day, supporting the transition of new students into the university environment.
Responsibilities included event planning, logistics coordination, and peer engagement to ensure a smooth and welcoming experience for all participants.
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Completed a student apprenticeship placement providing observational and hands-on exposure to hospital-based clinical practice and healthcare operations. Worked alongside healthcare professionals in a multidisciplinary setting to gain foundational insight into patient care and hospital workflow.
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Friendly, positive attitude
Excellent communication
Supervision and leadership
Calm under pressure
Dependable and responsible
Multitasking
Flexible and adaptable
Time management
Team management
Problem-solving
Computer skills
Teamwork and collaboration
Friendly, positive attitude
Basic Life Support 2022
Basic Suturing 2024
Basic Life Support 2022