Background
I am a dedicated Microbiologist with a clear focus on achieving goals, driven by a passion for advocating against Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). My interest in AMR stems from my undergraduate degree project; focused on how seemingly harmless fomite such as hand railings harbors pathogenic bacteria, how effortlessly it can be transferred to persons and their antibiotic susceptibility pattern, my AMR Internship and my volunteering and work experience in both healthcare and pharmaceutical industry laboratories. I decided to pursue an MSc. AMR at The University of Sheffield to further understand the intricate mechanisms of resistance formation. My interest is fueled by the desire to make a meaningful impact on the well-being of individuals and communities through research and advocacy. My ongoing professional journey is built upon a solid foundation of research knowledge and extensive hands-on laboratory work in both the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry. I am inherently self-motivated, always seeking opportunities to expand my skill set and thrive in dynamic environments. My unwavering eagerness to learn serves not only my personal growth but also provides me with the opportunity to make an impact while contributing to the symbolic growth of an organization. I continually aspire with firm determination to develop both personally and professionally, firmly believing that self-improvement is a catalyst for achieving excellence. |
The Team
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