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I never expected to become passionate about neuroscience but I fell in love with what music can do for the brain. 

I work as a Band 7 Stroke and Neurosciences dietitian. My caseload is busy and has huge variety, as we are a National Trauma Centre.

I am passionate about midwifery because of the maternity care I received as a teen mother. The midwives who took care of me inspired me to want to pass it on to others. I now work as a midwife in the acute unit, mainly the delivery suite.

I have secured a permanent contract as a midwife in a local hospital, rotating between the wards and my own community clinic. I can now help new students working with us from the ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½.

One of the most rewarding aspects of postgraduate life at ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½ was connecting with students from a wide range of professional, cultural, and international backgrounds.

I recently began my role as a District Nurse Team Leader, where my focus is on fostering a cohesive, motivated team while enhancing my leadership and management skills.

I’m a frontline paramedic and a Specialist Operations Response Team (SORT) paramedic, keeping a regular portfolio of training to remain an active deployable asset to critical and national terror and chemical incidents.

Completing the ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½ course and passing the RCVS exam gave me a boost in confidence that continues to propel me forward in my career.

I firmly believe this course gave me the additional knowledge and tools to make a real difference in what I do – helping people feel better and improving their health using food as medicine.