Experience

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  GA Pet Food Partners

  • United Kingdom
  • Food and Beverage Manufacturing
  • 100 - 200 Employee

  • Pet Nutritionist

    • Feb 2024 - Present

  • Junior Pet Nutritionist

    • Oct 2022 - Feb 2024

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  NHS England

  • Derby, England, United Kingdom

  • Accident and Emergency Admin and Clerical

    • Dec 2019 - Sep 2022
    • Derby, England, United Kingdom

    I have shown resilience and determination working front line during the pandemic. I work under extreme pressure while remaining professional and calm when dealing with the public.I am a fast learner and have improved my IT and organisational skills

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  Newcastle University

  • Scientific Conference Speaker

    • May 2019 - May 2019

    I presented my dissertation project titled: “Reproductive strategies and abilities’ of the deep-sea fish Coryphaenoides brevibarbis” to a conference of over 100 people.

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  Ecoteknica SCP

  • Scientific Researcher

    • Sep 2018 - Sep 2018

    I obtained practical experience surveying; coral gardens, mangroves, coastal dunes, saltmarsh, salt lagoons, seagrass habitats and cenotes, using a range of skills including duck diving surveying. I further conducted my own research project.

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  Love The Oceans

  • Data Analyst

    • Jan 2018 - Apr 2018

    I completed a placement with the charity Love the Oceans, which involved identifying Elasmobranchs down to species level, conducting statistical analysis using SPSS and R presenting my findings in a written report.

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  Field Studies Council

  • Scientific Researcher

    • Jun 2017 - Jun 2017

    I completed a week-long intensive field course in Millport, consisting of two rocky shore, a sediment shore and coastal oceanography practicals. I achieved a 1st (82.8%) in this field course.

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  Operation Wallacea

  • Research Assistant

    • Jun 2014 - Aug 2014

    I worked as a research scientist assistant in Mexico with the animal conservation charity Operation Wallacea. Firstly, in the Mayan jungle, I completed biodiversity surveys and used a range of equipment, such as mist nets for bats and birds. Secondly, on the marine research site in Akumal, I monitored wild turtle nesting sites, ensuring their safety from the public and minimising disturbance. While scuba diving, I used quadrats to record the abundance of organisms along a reef transect. This involved animal handling of turtles, birds, bats and herpetofauna.