I am currently a third-year direct entry medical student at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI), where I am pursuing my passion for medicine while developing a well-rounded academic and creative identity. My studies have given me a strong foundation in medical sciences, patient care, and clinical reasoning, while also fostering essential skills in critical thinking and collaboration. Being part of such a dynamic and international learning environment has broadened my perspective and strengthened my commitment to pursuing a career in healthcare that combines both professional excellence and compassion.
Alongside my medical training, I serve as one of the section editors for RCSI’s Her Campus chapter, where I work closely with other writers and contributors to create engaging, thoughtful content for our community. This role has not only sharpened my editorial and organizational skills but has also allowed me to explore my longstanding interest in writing. I enjoy the process of shaping ideas into articles that connect with readers and highlight the diverse voices within our university community. My editorial work has also deepened my appreciation for teamwork, creativity, and the power of communication in building connections.
Outside of academics and editing, I have a strong personal interest in both writing and art. Creative expression has always been an important part of my life, offering balance and perspective alongside the intensity of medical studies. Whether it’s through painting, sketching, or exploring new forms of written expression, I value creativity as a way to engage with the world more fully. In the future, I hope to continue blending my passion for medicine with my love of the arts, using both to contribute to my community in meaningful ways.
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