Biomedical Science Personal Statement

The human body is a multifaceted, intricate and exceptional biological artwork of which even to this day, is not entirely understood. Its constituent parts are comprised of many versatile systems working coherently to achieve the maximum potential output, whilst fundamentally, sustaining life. Furthermore, Biomedical Science remains to be the rudiments of how the world today has been shaped over time; advances in medicine are in the process of continual expansion, which can only progress through research and dedication. It is this expansion of knowledge which has inspired my desire to study Biomedical Science at degree level.

I have always had an avid interest in the scientific world; for some time, I have always wanted to work in a healthcare environment, either in research or to benefit others directly. I was born with a bilateral cleft lip; on which I have had five operations. Although my scenario has not majorly affected my quality of life, my main driving force for aiming towards this degree is to give back to the people who facilitated my various surgeries and dedicate my time

I have also had placements at two dental practices in the Shrewsbury area; the first of which shadowing a dentist undertaking routine check-ups and appointments. One of my roles was to speak directly to patients in order to put them at ease. On my second placement, I shadowed a senior dental practitioner and observed an operation where an implant of the right lateral incisor was fitted; which gave me an insight into a clinical environment. I also have a part-time job as a barman at my local pub. I work under pressure to be as productive as possible whilst maintaining high levels of customer service, as one of my key skills is