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As Head of Neurology, I want to bring a fresh, engaging, and structured approach to how we learn, research, and connect within this specialty. I've been making YT videos on neuro since I was 8, I'm quite interested in the field. 🔍 Teaching Understanding neurology can be daunting, but I aim to make it more accessible and engaging: A case-based teaching series covering common neurological conditions with interact ...
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I'm interested in the Neurology Lead role for Neuro Soc as my skills + experience align well with the responsibilities of this position. As Regional Lead + University Ambassador for NANSIG (Neurology & Neurosurgery Interest Group), I've honed strong organisational, teamwork & leadership abilities, managing communications, promoting events + building connections with experts. Through their mentorship program, ...
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Hi everyone! I'm Robert, and I'm running to be your Neurology Lead. I try keep it simple, so here's my plan for next year if I'm elected: ✅ More engaging neuro events - Fun talks, hands-on workshops, and career insights ✅ Better learning resources – Clearer study materials, revision tips, and case discussions ✅ Stronger student involvement – More opportunities to explore neuro beyond lectures. Sou ...
Hi everyone! My name is Adam, I'm a 3rd year medical student, and I'm super excited to put myself forward to be your next Neurology Lead. My passion for neurology began way back in year 12 during my time on an interventional neuroradiology ward. I found myself captivated by the combination of precision, innovation and enhanced patient outcomes this field offers. I am planning to undertake the Neuroscience BSc next ...
Hi, I'm Rohan Boyapati, a Year 3 medical student at Imperial College London. I am running for Neuro Neurology Lead to help students engage with the exciting and complex field of neurology. Neurology has always intrigued me due to its complexity and the variety of ways it intersects with other medical fields. Attending the International Neurology & Neurosurgery Conference provided me with deeper insights into bot ...
I have been a member of Neuro soc for many years, and have taken part in many events and conferences held by the society, and I would like to give back to the society with a committee role. This year I have contributed to neurosoc by being a speaker coordinator for the Meeting of the Minds conference. I have successfully found and recruited speakers for the conference, and have liaised with them effectively leading ...
Hi everyone! I'm Sreenithi I would love to be your next Neurology Lead! My interest in the field began right at the start of first year with our first neurology and neuroscience module, and has only grown through the incredible NeuroSoc events and conferences I've attended since. Neurology is an exciting and rapidly developing field, but I know it can also feel daunting to study. I want to make learning more accessi ...