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Juliette Ann Luxford describes a typical day for an ODP…
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/juliette-ann-luxford-describes-a-typica…Juliette Ann Luxford describes a typical day for an ODP student. The links to some of London’s world-class hospitals offering excellent placement opportunities meant that LSBU was a natural first choice to take up studies for an ODP career. This,
Since studying at LSBU, Emilia Rulkduska is confident…
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/since-studying-at-lsbu,-emilia-rulkdusk…Since studying at LSBU, Emilia Rulkduska is confident about her future career prospects. Emilia, originally from Poland, was working as a dental practice nurse. However, passionate about helping people and wanting to work in a hospital-based setting,
Daniel Rodger: "The general public tends to have a…
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/daniel-rodger-the-general-public-tends-…Daniel Rodger: "The general public tends to have a very binary view of healthcare professionals". When I was working clinically I was a mentor for a number of student operating department practitioners (ODPs) from LSBU and was always impressed with
Good grades in Year 2 led Manuela Nunes Cabral from a…
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/good-grades-in-year-2-led-manuela-nunes…Good grades in Year 2 led Manuela Nunes Cabral from a bachelor’s to a master’s degree in her chosen subject. Initially I wanted to study physiotherapy, because I had a background in massage and wanted to explore anatomy and issues surrounding