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Conducting investigations into suppliers of medical devices on the UK market to bring about compliance in the interest of patient safety and upholding obligations as the responsible market surveillance authority. Key outputs and skills include:• Managing the team’s central inbox to triage incoming referrals against established risk assessment models and raising priority investigations to be allocated and actioned within the team. • Reviewing and revising current procedures using experience on the centralised mailbox to better focus priorities and available resources, including overseeing the implementation of MoRiLE risk assessment model to align with other law enforcement agencies.• Scrutinising incoming registration applications for medical devices to be placed on the UK market, by checking relevant documentation supplied by the economic operator and requesting further information where necessary to reach our decision.• Representing the team and Agency at cross-departmental meetings on market surveillance, reporting on our priorities, findings, and needs to cultivate positive collaborative working. • Balancing work priorities between my own compliance investigations and new responsibilities taken on, including mentoring of junior investigators in their own development of abilities and knowledge.

Key outputs and skills include:• Recording incoming intelligence referrals on the team’s case management system, clearly documenting information received using the National Intelligence Model and proposed actions on a risk-based approach.• Producing effective compliance strategies based on the available information and necessary outcomes, and adapting these as new information develops. • Communicating and working pragmatically with manufacturers to bring about timely corrective action to their products and procedures in a way that ensures ongoing compliance with their regulatory obligations.• Conducting field inspections of manufacturers and, where necessary, issuing legal notices and/or seizing illegal product to mitigate risk to patient safety.• Responding to stakeholders on regulatory enquiries, researching and consulting with experts where necessary to ensure utmost accuracy of information and guidance.

Undertaking a six-month loan to an investigations unit at the charities regulator, assisting inquiries into potential high-risk misconduct and mismanagement within charities to instigate corrective or protective action to increase confidence in the sector.Key outputs and skills included:• Gathering, analysing and recording evidence acquired from a variety of open, internal and human sources, creating a timeline of information within case diaries and creating basic i2 charts to present connections between subjects.• Preparing and disseminating regulatory orders and announcements to parties within charities, banks, and associated organisations relevant to an inquiry, and handling incoming responses.• Reviewing charity accounts for anomalies or non-compliances which may indicate mismanagement and uncover wider systemic issues within charity governance.• Engaging with charity trustees to ensure their governing procedures are suitably followed to avoid future non-compliances and are supported with relevant guidance.• Conducting interviews under caution in a secondary role with multiple trustees suspected of misconduct and fraud.

London, United Kingdom

Supporting various teams within a regulatory unit to meet operational and business objectives, progressively taking on additional responsibilities and projects as my knowledge and ability within the role developed.Key outputs and skills included:• Recording accurate minutes of key information and actions in internal and external meetings, including the appropriate handling / dispensing of confidential information.• Producing preliminary intelligence reports to inform senior colleagues as they open investigations, including risk and reliability assessments to recommend next steps.• Conducting real-time intelligence checks to inform field officers for seizure of illegitimate products, using open source and internal databases. • Co-ordinating long-term work programmes to manage work priorities, plan resources, and inform policy making in preparation for implementation of new EU regulations. • Collating monthly statistics and updates in a concise report to inform the Corporate Executive Team, and clarifying any queries promptly and constructively. • Reviewing current operating procedures and systems to identify efficiencies and improve data accuracy through automation of systems requiring human input.• Divisional representative for Agency-wide project preparing a move in accommodation, presenting divisional needs and communicating updates back to Senior Management Team and Group Managers. Organised and led a team of divisional staff to manage the preparations and operations of the physical move.• Liaising with external stakeholders on proposed guidance documents and gathering feedback on needs to inform Agency Communications projects.

Kingston Upon Thames, United Kingdom

Key outputs and skills:• Maintaining databases with relevant financial, employment, and personal details and corresponding with scheme members.• Constructively coordinating with affiliated borough councils’ to verify accurate information for calculating benefits.• Documenting and tracking cases clearly on shared systems to keep colleagues and enquiring members informed of current progression.• Creating clear spreadsheets to cross-reference data and identify information gaps to be addressed.

Leatherhead, Surrey

Key outputs and skills:• Maintaining databases with updated insurance information, verifying payment information, and referring queries to relevant colleagues. • Recognising and raising anomalies within data in a timely manner.• Training new staff by explaining and supervising various tasks so that they may complete them promptly and independently.• Helping to train other temporary staff by explaining and supervising various tasks so that they may complete them promptly and independently.

Ba, International Relations; Modern History, First Class (Honours)

Activities and Societies: Amnesty International; Model United Nations; Politics; History; Quiz; Climbing; Archery.School of Politics.

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A-Levels (GCE's) History (A), Philosophy and Ethics (B), Media Studies (B). GCSE's 2 A*'s (Religious Studies and Maths), 6 A's (including.