The Periodic Podcast

In Episode 7, I reflect on my first 2 months as a Graduate Entry Medic. From imposter syndrome, to study techniques and a glimpse into my daily schedule, this episode gave me a chance to think about this big life change!

In this episode, I take listeners through my guide to work experience relevant to UK medical school applications. I explain what I did to secure a place in graduate entry medicine and how I obtained my work experience. I also outline why work experience in central to the UK medical school application process. Finally, I take listeners through the STAR M method to assist in answering questions and reflecting on work experience in the interview phase of the application process.

In episode 5 I discuss my colourful journey to securing a place in Graduate Entry Medicine (GEM)! I will be commencing in September, but wanted to give prospective applicants some tips and wisdom.

Having gone through the UK medicine application process twice, I am hopeful that hearing about my journey and struggles will give future applicants some perspective and hope!

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I sat down for the first virtually recorded episode of The Periodic Podcast. We discussed life as a mature law student and the medical school application process before delving into what it means to lead an "extraordinary ordinary" life.

I had the pleasure of sharing the microphone with Professor Ulrike Mayer. Out brief meeting covers her career and research journey, including some experience-derived wisdom.

In episode 2, I sat down with my good friend Amelia Yates to discuss out experiences having nearly completed three years of biomedicine. We talk about our different plans for the future, focusing on her exciting masters pursuit at the London School of Economics and my journey starting graduate entry medicine in September 2025. We laugh about the challenges we have faced and share out tips, wit and wisdom.

In this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Noelia Falcon to discuss the realities of life as women in STEM. From candid conversations about burnout and fatigue to sharing memorable lab mishaps, we delve into the challenges and triumphs faced in scientific careers. Whether you're a student, researcher, or simply curious about the experiences of women in science, this honest discussion offers valuable insights and inspiration.