Student Commendations | December 2019
Congratulations to our eight student doctors closing out 2019 with hard-earned commendations!
We want to recognise and celebrate our student doctors, on clinical placements and within the School of Medicine. We often hear about excellence, and commendation forms are the formal system to record these instances, and just as importantly, to provide positive feedback to hard working individuals and organisations.
Celebrating this month
Liba Aysha, nominated by Mr Geoffrey Shaw for the demonstration of excellent skills in Ante-Natal Clinic and helping the clinic to run smoothly.
Lydia Hawker, nominated by Mr Alan Highcock for demonstrating excellent data collection, analysis, write up and presentation of research work.
Grace Liversedge, nominated by Dr Naomi Egbivwie for exceptional clinical practice and teamwork.
Ben Shipway, nominated by Mr Simon Mercer for showing dedication, enthusiasm and commitment during Trauma Anaesthesia SAMP.
Alexandra Ward, nominated by Dr Anne Allan for completing audit during SAMP to an extremely high standard.
Julia Gleeson, nominated by Dr Edward Britton for demonstrating outstanding knowledge during Gastro rotation.
Vishal Parekh and Krystyna Drewniak, nominated by Prof Kayvan Shokrollahi for an excellent audit and presentation in the Plastic Surgery department.
Commendations at the Liverpool School of Medicine
If you know an exceptional fellow student, a teacher, team or member of staff – why not get their 2020 off to a flying start by nominating them for a commendation for January? You never know, you might make someone’s day.
Everyone associated with the medical programme has the opportunity to celebrate instances where they feel that a person, team or organisation has been outstanding, gone beyond expectations or made a difference. Let the School know by submitting a commendation form!
Forms are available on VITAL, and all completed forms should be sent to: wellbeing.mbchb@liverpool.ac.uk.
The commendation form can be used in any setting including clinical skills, research, helping others, dealing with unexpected events, leadership, or teaching. You can nominate your peers on the MBChB programme, or a team, a teacher – this list is not exhaustive!
View your course handbook (also available on VITAL) for full details on how to nominate.