London, England, United Kingdom
I am a third-year Medical Student at University College London (UCL), graduating in 2029, currently intercalating in Anatomy, Cell and Developmental Biology and actively seeking opportunities that bridge clinical insight with research and innovation. I’m deeply interested in clinical research and translational science, particularly where it intersects with improving patient outcomes and medical technology. My academic curiosity is matched by hands-on experience in independent research and a drive to learn from experts across disciplines. Leadership, teamwork, and service are central to how I work. I currently serve as President of the UCL Tamil Society, where I lead teams to organise events, support student communities, and build inclusive platforms that empower others. My roles have strengthened my confidence, resilience, organisation and empathy - qualities I bring to every project, team and challenge I take on. Outside of medicine and leadership, I’m passionate about personal development and professional growth - whether through attending conferences, expanding my network, or exploring how healthcare, technology and business intersect. I describe myself as motivated, resilient, confident, empathetic and a born leader, and I’m always keen to connect with peers, mentors, and collaborators who share a passion for healthcare, research and impact.
- Serve as a Student Volunteer with In2MedSchool, supporting Sixth Form students interested in medicine through termly mentoring sessions. - Provide guidance on medical school applications, personal statements, and interview preparation, helping students navigate the path to medical school. - Offer ongoing advice and encouragement, sharing personal insights and experiences to support students’ academic development and career aspirations.
- Represent UCL Medical School as a Student Ambassador, delivering talks to prospective students and parents about my experience studying Medicine and the opportunities within the Faculty of Medical Sciences. - Support open days and outreach events by engaging with applicants, answering questions, and providing guidance on admissions, student life, and academic expectations. - Contributed to the production of promotional tour videos for the Royal Free Hospital, helping showcase clinical learning environments to future students.
- Lead UCL Tamil Society’s committee to celebrate and promote Tamil culture through cultural showcases, sports, Tamil lessons, and charity initiatives. - Manage collaborations with sponsors, external organisations, and other societies, while overseeing strategic planning and community engagement. - Strengthened leadership, communication, and organisational skills, fostering an inclusive space and promoting cultural representation on campus.
- Led a team in preparing UCL student accommodations (Ramsay Hall, Ian Baker House, and Astor College) for the arrival of new students, ensuring rooms were fully set up and ready for occupancy. - Oversaw room checks to maintain high standards of cleanliness and organisation, ensuring welcome materials were accurately prepared and distributed. - Collaborated with Hall Reception teams on Move-In Day to support students during arrival, facilitating a smooth and positive transition into university accommodation.
- Serve as an Outreach Representative for Marutham UK, a national organisation empowering British Tamil women across healthcare professions. - Collaborate with schools to support female students with their Medical School applications, providing guidance on admissions, personal statements, and preparation strategies. - Work alongside the leadership team to organise and deliver events that foster mentorship, networking, and community within the Tamil female healthcare community