Tomi Ibidokun

Experience

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  University of Warwick Students'​ Union

  Nov 2019 - Jul 2020

  Biochemistry Course Representative - SSLC

  Liaised with the Life Sciences Department and 1st year Biochemistry students to improve and develop the learning experience of the course. As part of the committee I also dealt with any emerging problems and concerns students may have had.

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  The Black Women's Project

  May 2020 - Jun 2021

  Treasurer & Sponsorship Officer

  Oversaw the society’s annual budget and finances. Raised thousands of pounds in sponsorship and partnered with organisations to support over 130 members through up-skilling.

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  Warwick Africa Summit

  Nov 2020 - Jul 2021

  Events Executive Team

  Collaborated to develop the UK’s first virtual simulation of the African Union.

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  Procter & Gamble

  Jul 2021 - Jul 2022

  Reasearch & Development Industrial Placement Intern

  12-month placement working as an Associate Researcher within the Strategic Innovation & Technology Team. During this time I focused on the development of a new & sustainable formulation strategy and the development of a global predictive testing capability, to be used in P&G's R&D innovation centres across the globe.

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  NHS England

  Jul 2022 - Aug 2022

  Performance Analysis Intern

  6 week internship in Performance Analysis, with a focus on exploration of data-driven intelligence in Maternity services across 22 providers in the Midlands region.Analysed metrics from multiple datasets to support health economies to facilitate improvements in the delivery and quality of healthcare outcomes for women during pregnancy through to the postnatal period, with a focus on women from deprived areas and from Black and Minority Ethnic communities.

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  NHS Graduate Management Training Scheme (GMTS)

  Sept 2024 - now

  Graduate Management Trainee

  First Placement: Junior Operational Manager in Surgical Support Services at University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust. Currently working within the Theatres Team to improve theatre utilisation across a broad range of specialities.