Lillian Charman 58 Boundary Road Narre Warren East VIC 3804 P: (03) 9796 9589 M: 0477 089 737

E: lcharman6@gmail.com

Alfred Health (The Alfred, Caulfield Hospital and Sandringham Hospital) To whom it may concern, RE: PGY2 Resident Medical Officer Positions I wish to apply for the position of PGY2 Resident Medical Officer as advertised on the Alfred Health website. Please find my resume attached. I am an MBBS graduate coming up to the end of my PGY1 year at the Royal Melbourne Hopsital. During my intern year I worked in cardiology, emergency, general surgery, gynaecology and obstetrics. I have had experience being on call, doing shift work, have also had placements at rural hospitals which have shown me a different medical environment. Throughout my PGY1 year and during previous placements I have attended rounds, journal club, multidisciplinary meetings, all teaching sessions and have taken the opportunities to do extra research. My strong interpersonal and communication skills have been used while treating patents and helping medical students with practical skills. I am registered with the Australian Medical Boards and find it rewarding being part of a successful team that can make a real difference to people's lives. If you require any more information please contact me on the phone numbers above. I look forward to hearing from you. Yours sincerely Lillian Charman

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Personal details Lillian Charman 58 Boundary Road, Narre Warren East, 3804 Home: (03) 9796 9589, Mobile: 0477 089 737 Email: lcharman6@gmail.com

Education Nossal High School Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Monash University, Clayton Year 10 - 12 1st Year 2nd Year Cardiovascular, endocrinology, gastrointestinal, genomics, human behaviour, human development and growth, immunology and infection, metabolism, molecules, cells and tissues, musculo-skeletal, neurosciences, nutrition, renal, reproduction, respiratory. 'Integrated medicine and surgery and pathophysiology', Clinical rotations of 'Women's and children's health' and 'General practice and psychological medicine'. Aged care, emergency medicine, medical, surgical, specialty.

3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery with Honours Internship (PGY1)

Honours (credit average or better required) Internship (12 months) Royal Melbourne Hospital ROTATIONS: Aged Care, Emergency, General Medicine, General Surgery, Infectious Diseases, Medical Assessment Planning Unit, Orthopaedics, Palliative Care, Pathology, Surgery, Psychiatry, Rehabilitation, Stroke, Vascular Surgery, Seconding Hospitals, Urology (Ballarat) Emergency (Royal Womens), Gynaecology, Emergency, General Medicine, General Surgery (Wangaratta) General Medicine, General Surgery (Wimmera), General Medicine (Western)

Skills and qualities Throughout my previous education I have been a conscientious student, attending rounds, journal club, multidisciplinary meetings, all teaching sessions and have taken the opportunities to do extra research. My strong interpersonal and communication skills have been used while treating patents and helping medical students with practical skills.

Career objective I enjoy working in the hospital environment, especially in the field of surgery, and find it rewarding being part of a successful team that can make a real difference to people's lives.

Employment history Throughout my education I have worked at South Eastern Equine Hospital, in a stable hand and nursing capacity, with my responsibilities increasing as my knowledge was furthered.

Voluntary and community work During my Undergraduate and honours degree, I have volunteered at the Ronald McDonald Charity House, as a volunteer counsellor for families going through difficult periods. Achievements Scholarship to Monash University for achieving an ATAR of over 98.5. Interests Outside of medicine and surgery, I am interested in animals, especially horses, frequently competing in show jumping. Referees Referees are available on request.