Hariharan Prabhakaran

I'm a forward thinking postgraduate who is currently a Clinical Administrator at Millview Medical Centre since October 2022. 

I graduated BSc Biological Sciences (2021) and MSc Cancer Molecular Pathology and Therapeutics (2022) from the University of Leicester, and I remain strongly passionate about working in clinical trials, science communication and biotechnology (sales). 

Millview Medical Centre, Heckington/Sleaford - Clinical Administrator (October 2022- present)

• Involved in health promotion across the patient population- identifying key patients at need and initiating change (e.g. smoking cessation), childhood immunizations, general health checks, respiratory referrals, etc. 
• Accelerated patientcare across both sites via appointments, patient tasks and medication reviews, pathology results and retests.
• Utilised SystemOne and AskMyGP to process confidential patient records- carried out safeguarding, auditing, QOF updates using Excel data.
• Briefly assisted in phlebotomy under supervision of a qualified HCA. 

Millview Medical Centre, Heckington/Sleaford - Chaperone (July 2020- September 2020)

• Mediated healthcare during COVID-19 lockdown between both sites.
• Assisted receptionists and practice managers in administrative affairs, patient record confidentiality and telephone consultations. 

British Heart Foundation, Grantham- Retail Volunteer (February 2015-May 2015)

• Volunteered to develop interpersonal skills and understand retail and charity proceeds towards improving cardiovascular healthcare. 
• Participated in new strategies to increase sales and regular day profits, in partnership with neighbouring regional branches.

Education

University of Leicester (2017-2022)

• Cancer Molecular Pathology and Therapeutics (September 2021-August 2022) Pass

     -Course Representative 

Experimental Dissertation: Characterisation of the Mechanism of Action of Irreversible, Covalent EGFR Inhibitors by Molecular Modelling.

In my Master’s Degree, my experimental project taught me to use wet-lab and dry-lab/in-silico techniques across several months to investigate a designated hypothesis and achieve consistent results. This experience strengthened my skill in researching peer-reviewed literature to support and explain my findings, gave me a first experience at handling lung cancer cell cultures using the EGFR inhibitor Osimertinib, and I also acquired some valuable experience in molecular modelling with the PyMol software. Additionally, I also gained more confidence in delivering presentations in front of peers, increasing the fluency of my delivery and presentation.

• Biological Sciences, University of Leicester (September 2017- July 2021) 2:1       

The King’s School, Grantham (2010-2017)

• A-Levels: (June 2017) 4 A-Levels, B-D
• GCSES: (June 2015) 11 GCSES, A*-C