Olivia Chin
Year 4 Bm5 Medicine Course Representative @University of Southampton Students' Union
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WORK HISTORY
Year 4 Bm5 Medicine Course Representative @University of Southampton Students' Union
Southampton, GB
Elected to represent my Year 4 BM5 Medicine cohort, acting as the voice of my peers to deliver feedback and collaborate with faculty. Responsibilities include- Collecting and analysing student feedback to highlight key issues and areas for improvement- Engaging in faculty meetings to present ideas and represent student perspectives- Liaising between staff and students to communicate updates and outcomes effectively- Contributing to discussions to enhance the academic and student experience
EDUCATION
University of Southampton
Bachelor of Medical Science (BMedSci)
University of Leicester
Medical Genetics BSc
James Allen's Girls' School
Classical Civilisation, Biology, Chemistry
University of Southampton
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery - MBBS
ABOUT OLIVIA CHIN
I am a 4th Year Medical Student at the University of Southampton, where I completed a BMedSci (Hons) as part of my programme. I have also previously earned a CertHE in Medical Genetics from the University of Leicester.I have a strong interest in General Practice, Paediatrics, and Medical Education.Alongside my academic studies, I have developed leadership, organisational, and communication skills through a variety of committee roles, including:Vice President, Teddy Bear HospitalTreasurer, Medics BadmintonEvents Secretary, General Practice SocietyWelfare Officer, Southampton MarrowSocial Secretary, Medics RevueThese positions have allowed me to manage budgets, organise inclusive events, support student wellbeing, and lead community outreach initiatives—particularly through health education and fundraising.In recognition of my contributions, I was shortlisted for several awards at the Student Experience Awards 2025: One Southampton Student Award Wellbeing and Inclusivity Champion🤝 Committee Member of the YearI also received the Outstanding Contribution Award at the Medsoc Dean Awards 2025, and was shortlisted for Most Committed Committee Member.Most recently, I was shortlisted for Black Student of the Year at the Black Healthcare Awards 2025, in recognition of my advocacy, leadership, and community impact within healthcare.As part of my academic engagement, my essay on whether the UK should introduce a national prostate cancer screening programme was selected as the most outstanding entry from my medical school and submitted to the national BAUS Medical Student Essay Competition 2025.In medical education research, I have presented work on academic performance and student wellbeing at:INHWE/AoME 2025 (Oral Presentation)TASME 2025 (Compact Communication)RCGP 2025 (Upcoming ePoster & Short Talk)My passion for education also extends to my role as a part-time tutor at Explore Learning, where I support children in developing confidence and core academic skills.I’m always keen to collaborate on research, contribute to inclusive healthcare initiatives, and support the next generation of healthcare learners.
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