Finalists Confirmed for the RCSEd & Medtronic 2022/2023 Surgical Skills Competition
RCSEd Communications Team
Following two exciting heats that put competitors' knowledge and abilities to the test, we can now confirm the grand finalists of the RCSEd & Medtronic 2022/2023 Surgical Skills Competition!
The competition, a collaboration between the College and Medtronic, provides medical students with the chance to stretch their skills by competing against their peers from across the UK. Stage one saw participants completing an online quiz, with the highest scoring students from each medical school progressing to the next stage. These students were then sent a ‘skills box’ containing both surgical equipment and synthetic organs, and were then given four weeks to practice a set of skills and upload a video of themselves demonstrating these skills to the best of their ability.
We are delighted that the following students will be competing in our Grand Final in Edinburgh on Saturday 15 April 2023:
Adrija De - University of Nottingham School of Medicine
Alex Martindale - Brighton and Sussex Medical School
Ariyan Hoque - University College London Medical School
Chloe Anderton - University of Leeds School of Medicine
Courtney Brick - University of Leicester Medical School
Daniel Davidson - University of Dundee School of Medicine
Eimante Raupelyte - St George's, University of London
Eleanor Ferris - University of Oxford Medical Sciences Division
Ellen Reynolds - Kent and Medway Medical School
Esme Milton - University of Manchester Medical School
Euan Ramsey - University of Aberdeen School of Medicine and Dentistry
Fay Fathima Imtiaz Fareed - University of Buckingham Medical School
George Cooper - The University of Edinburgh Medical School
Hamzah Aslam - University of St Andrews School of Medicine
Imogen Seago - University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine
India Mayhook-Walker - University of Sheffield Medical School
James Lindley - Keele University School of Medicine
Jeffrey Turner - Hull York Medical School
Kathryn Orobosa-Ogbeide - University of Liverpool School of Medicine
Lorenzo Verani - Imperial College London Faculty of Medicine
Luke Mattey - Cardiff University School of Medicine
Lucy Reason - University of Exeter Medical School
Meghan Minnis - University of Glasgow School of Medicine
Nicola Hunter - Ulster University Medical School
Nicole Turnbull - University of Warwick Medical School
Raghav Khanna - King's College London GKT School of Medical Education
Richard Huynh - Newcastle University School of Medical Education
Sakshi Roy - Queen's University Belfast School of Medicine
Sabira Obeda - Aston University Medical School
Samantha Unsworth-White - University of Birmingham Medical School
Sander Ianniello - Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry
Shereen Ahmad - University of Nottingham - Lincoln Medical School
Snehith Palagani - University of Central Lancashire School of Medicine
Sophie Young - University of Sunderland School of Medicine
Theotime De Rancourt - Swansea University Medical School
Samuel Burton - Plymouth University Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry
Wing Kiu Chou (Kerry Chou) - Norwich Medical School
Yahya Dakri - Anglia Ruskin University School of Medicine
Yash Sewpaul - Lancaster University Medical School
We wish all our finalists the best of luck on the day!
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