Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering Society: Welfare Officer

Hello! If we haven’t met, my name is Jane and I’m a second-year Medicine student. I have always had a profound interest in the field of medical technology, but attending all the different events and conferences these 2 years deepened my passion even further. Now that I am set to intercalate in Medical Physics ( and join the future third-year cohort) next year, I would be honoured to step in as your Welfare officer to become a part of the open-minded empowering community.

Welfare roles in societies often go unnoticed, but I believe they play a vital role in driving positive change and require time and effort from the respective officers to do so. As a current medical society (RUMS) welfare representative, I’ve gained the skills necessary to make welfare more present, accessible, and impactful—and I’m eager to bring these efforts to MPBE Society:

No matter how big or small your concerns are, I will always be available to listen and support you. I am committed to addressing welfare issues head-on and fostering an environment where everyone feels safe, included, and empowered.

I aim to implement welfare strategies that have worked well in my experience of being a Welfare Rep, such as drop-in events for casual, open conversations about general well-being.

Your well-being matters, and I’m committed to making a real difference. With your support, we can build a stronger, more connected society.

I appreciate your support.
See you around!