OSCE practice by Medical Students, for Medical Students

Overseeing and coordinating rural immersion trips and events for students interested in rural health

Coordinated phase one clinical trials from feasibility through to manuscript drafting and publication in accordance with ICH GCP regulatory guidelines. I was also responsible for the manufacture, quality control, and distribution of Faecal Microbiota Transplantation products to clinical trial sites and patients both locally and across Australia. Daily duties included reporting on the progress and outcomes of clinical trials to both internal and external stakeholders, as well as presenting research findings at international conferences.During my third and final year at the Centre for Digestive Diseases, I was involved in the organisation and implementation of an on-site GMP facility for the production of Faecal Microbiota Transplantation products to service the Australian health industry in accordance with updated TGA regulatory guidelines.

I was responsible for the stocktake and organisation of prescription medications and implemented a new script auditing system which greatly improved the efficiency of the dispensary. I was involved in the organisation of sleep studies to help diagnose customers with sleep apnoea and reported patient findings to pharmacists. I also participated in the home delivery service for elderly and disabled customers.

I worked independently during the winter crop sowing season ensuring trial plots had been filled with the correct seed and investigative treatment. During the summer harvest months, I worked with a team of other casual employees where our role was to test the quality of the harvested grains and enter the results into Excel databases.

I worked as a private tutor/mentor for local students who were aged between 10 and 15 where I focused on improving their engagement with school and study to improve their future prospects.