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Address: Julia Donaldson Mobile Number: +44 76965 556326

54 Acacia Avenue E-Mail: julia.donaldson@gmail.com
London
SW13 78Y
Education
2008-2013 King’s College London Medicine: MBBS

2011-12 Kings College London BSc Anatomy & Physiology

2007 The Rooibosh School A Levels (Chemistry (A), Biology (A),

Mathematics (B)

Academic Awards & Achievements

2010-11 Professor Very Lyndhart Prize for SSC Essay (from King’s College London)
2009 Travel Bursary awarded by Royal College of Physicians (one of five prizes awarded
nationally)
2007 Awarded an Academic Scholarship to study for A Levels after receiving the academic
achievement prize at high school.

Medical Work Experience

Clinical Skills Peer Teacher: King’s College London Medical School (2010 – present)

Volunteer: Médecins du Monde UK, Project London (2011 – present)

Phlebotomist: For Medics UnLtd - locum work in various South and West London

Hospitals (2009-11)

Overseas Experience:
 Elective in Paedeatric ICU: St Joseph’s Hospital, New South Wales (December 11)
 Elective in Emergency & Acute Medicine: Georgetown University: Washington ( Jul-Aug 2010)
 Elective in Dermatology: Mission Street Hospital, New Delhi (Jul-Aug 2012)

Leadership and Responsibilities

 Member of King’s College London Medical Student Association (formerly MedSoc) (2009-11).
Attended monthly meeting of College Medical Education Committee; represented views of Phase three
students and graduate entry students.

 Medical Student Representative on Medical Women’s Foundation General Committee (2012-present)

Selected as one of three UK student representatives. Responsible for student communications, including
website, social media accounts and events promotion.

 Team leader at CRISIS a homeless charity providing medical care and shelter for homeless people in
London over Christmas. Working with a team in the medical centre to develop a programme which
assisted homeless people in registering with GP’s enabling continued care in the community.

 Student representative for St George’s hospital for the Royal Society of Medicine. (2005-2007)
Audit
 St Jospeh’s Hospital, New South Wales. Are Waiting Times a Factor in Compliance? 2012 J. Donaldson.
 Mayday Hospital NHS Trust (Dermatology). Comparison of Communication styles for explaining
treatment plans on patient compliance. 2011 J. Donaldson.

Publications

 Julia Donaldson. Can hospitals provide moral leadership? Journal of Medical Ethics. 2009: 30/9002.
 Prof. R.J.Wilkinson, J. Donaldson & E. Frazer. The Fast Twitch Muscle Effect on Relapse Patients in
Stroke Cases. Clinical Curisoities 2009: 2(3)/313-456.

Courses Attended
 King’s Professional Skills Programme (10 week professional skills training) (2011)
 King’s Leadership Award – training & portfolio around leadership skills (2010)
 Medical Ethics Summer School Course: University College London (four weeks; 2010)
 St Johns Ambulance First Aid Course (2007)

Teamwork and Interests:

 King’s Women’s Rugby Team (Captain 2008-09)

 Treasurer, GKT Big Band Dance Orchestra Choir (2008-2011) st in the Gypsy Jazz Orchestra
 Hackney Gardener’s Association (2007)
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Employment
 King’s College Hospital, Medical Clerk (2006- 2010)
 Department of Women’s Health, King’s College London, Research Project Assistant (2010)
 King’s College London Library Services, Shelving Assistant (201-12)
 Tutu’s Nightclub, Bar Attendant (2008)

References available on request