Posted by Aliyah in Operating Department Practice on November 16, 2017
Hey For prospective students, whether you are applying for ODP or something different. Personal statements suck and I always find it difficult to start, so here’s some tips to get you on your way; Take your time when writing and like most things, don’t leave it last minute. Write up a […]
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Posted by Aliyah in Operating Department Practice on October 24, 2017
Hii This is gonna be a quick one. Second year is flying by but I am still in YR1 mode… Time to snap out of it? I am currently trying to adjust and adapt my ways of working from last year, since moving to a new hospital, new speciality and being surrounded […]
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Posted by Aliyah in Operating Department Practice on October 9, 2017
Hello readers, It’s currently freshers fair but I’m here in the computer room at uni writing this blog up because the queue for Dominoes pizza is too long 😛 Todays topic of interest is Leicester City! I love Leicester because it is so multicultural, a big melting pot of ethinicities brought […]
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Posted by Aliyah in Operating Department Practice on September 28, 2017
Hi guys. Today’s blog is going to be a little different to the previous, I thought it would be nice to change things up a little. Generally students let their studies take over their life. It’s so easy to eat, breathe, sleep and dream ODP but that just shows how important it is […]
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Posted by Aliyah in Operating Department Practice on September 10, 2017
Hello!! As the academic year comes to a close, it’s time to reminisce and inevitably cringe over this years adventures, memories and mishaps. This course is very heavy on clinical placement hours as compared to study blocks, which is great as it gives you plenty of practical experience and time to get used […]
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Posted by Aliyah in Operating Department Practice on August 29, 2017
Hi guys, This is officially my first post woooo! I thought I would talk about something I am going through at the moment- about transitioning from first to second year, as I only have 4 weeks to go! We are currently in the process of wrapping things up, with 4 weeks left at my […]
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