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I was nominated for Student Employee of the Year 2013. I also took part in the National Mentoring Consortium (NMC) mentoring scheme during my 2nd year. Having impressed my mentor, I won the NMC Mentee of the Year Award in 2013 (I was presented the award by Labour MP David Lammy!).Encouraged to apply for industrial placements by my lecturers, I spent a successful year on placement with the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) where I operated on various work streams involving patient experience statistics and built interactive tools that were published on the NHS England website. I was delighted to accept a part-time role with DHSC alongside my final year studies.
My final year mathematics BSc project was titled “Is there a relationship between the patient experience of care and the experience of staff working in the NHS?” and was awarded the Ede & Ravenscroft 325th Anniversary Prize for best overall project during my graduation ceremony. I also won the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications Prize for Outstanding Achievement.
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I’m now Head of the Debt Operational Analytics team in the HMRC Knowledge, Analysis & Intelligence directorate.
