• Personally ensured a high level of patient care on the wards following local policies and procedures, whilst remaining calm under pressure during uncertain times• Flexible and adaptable to the needs of the different healthcare settings and worked a variety of shift patterns within diverse multidisciplinary teams in a range of specialities • Helped scale provision of care in the face of increased pressures on the team and resources caused by covid-19• Gained a professional understanding of NHS systems and administrative roles in healthcare• Directly involved with triaging patients and liaising with healthcare professionals to ensure smooth running of the practice and the best patient care• Worked to tight deadlines and prioritised work to complete daily administrative tasks including booking appointments, dealing with patient enquiries, coding health data, generating prescriptions, filing sensitive personal information, and sorting clinical mailbox

• Managed a team of 10 staff in providing residential care to over 80 international students. Involved organising daily activities, creating rotas, handling medications, and providing pastoral care for students• Received commendation from senior members of the management team for exemplary performance• Demonstrated the ability to remain calm under pressure whilst liaising with multiple parties to ensure a high quality of safety and wellbeing amongst staff and students

Sat on the Students' Representative Council and the Student Services Council as the alumni officer, and attend weekly meetings.In charge of a subcommittee which works to build and improve alumni relations with the university. Organised and executed events in collaboration with other societies and subcommittees to increase student engagement with the opportunities that connections with alumni present.Worked with the Development Office, Athletic Union and other student organisations to plan the annual Alumni Festival Weekend.

• Organised a sell-out ball for 150+ staff and students including finances, ticketing, venue hire and catering• Previously treasurer and social secretary – handled society funds; organised bi-weekly social events; brought in external speakers; worked closely with School of Geography to organise events• Represented university and presented at the Royal Geographic Society in London

Responsible for organising incoming and outgoing finances for the society, liasing with the bank and the Students' Association,and budgeting for events and merchandise. Competently used Microsoft Excel to complete the general sorting of finances.

Organised and promoted events for the society bi-weekly at various locations around St Andrews. Strong communication between the society and the School of Geography saw a very inclusive and strong-knit society that hosted popular events throughout the year. Sourced and secured sponsorship deals for the society with local businesses.

Lead intern at an educational consulting start-up in China which aims to create an immersive English environment for students of all ages and further promote English language learning in the region. Main tasks involved setting up and running English language camps for students at different stages of their school and university careers. Assisted in the running of the largest English language teacher training programme in the area, and presented to teachers about cultural similarities and differences in education and life more generally in the UK. Worked with the Chinese National Grid to create and featured in a promotional video to promote English language learning for their employees. Responsible for creating educational content for the company for future use. Supported in interview preparation for students. Involved with outreach programmes in more rural areas to engage students and teachers in language learning and learning about different cultures. Attended Mandarin classes and scored highly in the HSK1 exam. Learned a lot about Chinese culture and myself by living an extremely immersive environment working with people from many different backgrounds.

Ambassadorial duties included liasing with headquarters in London and other members around the UK to best organise the course at university. Responsible for timetabling, sourcing instructors, organising course socials and the final competition, and promoting the course on campus. Previously completed the course, and have skills in HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Will complete the advanced Python course next semester.

Responsible for the safety and welfare of over 150 students for the duration of their stay at the international summer camp. Organised and delegated responsibilites to other staff in the boarding house to ensure the smooth running of the environment. Part of a strong pastoral team that involved constant communication and availability at all hours. Created a supportive and nurturing environment in the boarding house to ensure that the students felt happy and had an enjoyable summer camp experience. Other duties included writing reports, responsibility for the students' finances, completing fire safety check and, medical administration. In order to prepare for this role an intensive induction period was completed, including first aid training.

Part of the Graduate Assistant team at a boarding school in the Swiss Alps. Assisted in the classroom as an ESL support for students. Worked in both the International and French sections of the school. Supported the department for children with learning difficulties. As a residential role, duties included supporting boarding house staff and providing pastoral care for students from all over the world. In the winter months assisted in the winter sports programme. Completed a few Continued Professional Development courses.