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I offer online tuition to students studying Biology, Chemistry and Physics at secondary and tertiary levels. I am happy to take on clients from around the world and have a proven track record of top marks achieved by my students. I also tutor for the medical entrance exams, mainly focusing on the UCAT and UCAT ANZ.
To enquire further and set up a free consultation, please use the contact form on this website, drop me an email or contact me through SuperProf.
I am delighted to be able to direct current medical students towards the new Becoming a Doctor projects!
In March 2020 I started working as a member of the Becoming a Doctor team. Initially, this was to help organise and raise awareness for the first #MedStudentCovid twitter chat.
CALLING ALL UK MEDICAL STUDENTS
— Becoming a Doctor (@BecomingaDr) March 26, 2020
What can you do as a medical student during #COVID19?
Join us on Sun 29 March at 18 00 GMT for our national twitter chat #MedStudentCovid
Connect with medical students, junior doctors, academics, health leaders & key organisations #BecomingaDr pic.twitter.com/uKYdmKERjf
This chat went amazingly! We managed to reach 4th most trending twitter topic in the UK, and ever since the #MedStudentCovid hashtag has been picked up internationally by medical students.
To all UK #medstudents not in final year.
— Prof Colin R Melville ?#stayhome #savelives (@drcolinm) March 29, 2020
Please get advice from your #medschool about volunteering. Great to do but need to protect your progression through studies too, even though placements likely cancelled. #MedStudentCovid @BecomingaDr
One of the main things raised by medical students was the desire the get involved with projects outside of the clinical setting. I have also found myself looking for something to do except write my dissertation!
Below I’ve included the brilliant graphics created by the Becoming a Doctor team outlining each of the projects.
If you want to get involved and to learn more about the projects, head over to their website.
To get involved with any of the projects, head over to the Becoming a Doctor website or contact Daniel directly.
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