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Dr Benjamin Sansom MBBS BSc (hons)

Education
| Year |
Qualification |
Place of study |
| 1998-2003 |
11 GCSEs
1 GNVQ |
Varndean School
Balfour Road, Brighton |
| 2003-2005 |
1 AS & 4 A Levels |
Varndean College
Surrenden Road, Brighton |
| 2005-2011 |
MBBS Medicine |
St George’s, University of London
Cranmer Terrace, London |
| 2007-2008 |
BSc(Hons) 1st Class - Basic Medical Sciences with Physiology |
St George’s, University of London
Cranmer Terrace, London |
Achievements (academic)
· Secondary school awards:
- Outstanding achievement in public examinations (2003)
- Technology (Systems & Control) award (2003)
- Metropolitan Factors Business Project award (2003)
· University Prizes:
- Pollock Prize, Awarded on overall performance in formal examinations for the intercalated BSc Basic Medical Sciences degree (2008)
- Physiological Society Prize for best overall performance in physiology (2008)
- British Pharmacological Society Prize for best pharmacology research project (2008)
· Studentships & Grants
- Anniversary Strategic Initiatives Fund - Vacation Studentship funded by the British Pharmacological Society (2008)
- BPS Bain Memorial Bursary Fund – For attending & presenting at EACPT meeting (2009)
· Publications
- Sansom B, Zuckschwert S, Baker EH (2009). Topical metformin does not inhibit epithelial sodium transport in human airways. Basic & Clinical Pharmacology & Toxicology. 105(Suppl 1), 126.
- Zuckschwert S, Sansom B, Baker EH (2009).Lack of therapeutic potential for topical metformin in treatment of airway secretion dehydration in cystic fibrosis. European Respiratory Journal.34(Suppl 53), 59.
- Kumar N, Pasha N, Sansom B, Baker EH. Prevalence, Co-Morbidities And Outcomes Of Bronchiectasis And Emphysema In People With COPD Requiring Hospitalization For Exacerbations. Am J Respir Crit Care Med 2011;Abstract: 18219
· Presentations
- POSTER: Sansom B (2008). The effect of metformin on human nasal epithelium in vivo. British Pharmacological Society Winter Meeting, Brighton, December 2008.
- POSTER: Sansom B, Zuckschwert S, Baker EH (2009). Topical metformin does not inhibit epithelial sodium transport in human airways. European Association of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Edinburgh, July 2009
Achievements (non-academic)
· St George’s Students’ Union Colours (highest award for contribution to one area of student life) for Audio-Visual Performances (2009)
· St George’s Hospital Boat Club Full Colours (highest award given by the club for outstanding commitment) (2010)
· St George’s Hospital Boat Club Half Colours (2008 & 2009)
· St George’s Hospital Boat Club Secretary (2006-2007)
· Coxswain – Men’s 1st VIII, Men’s 2nd VIII, Women’s 2nd VIII – St George’s Hospital Boat Club (2005-Present)
· Entertainments Officer – St George’s Students’ Union Executive (2007-2008)
· Heritage & Estates Officer – St George’s Students’ Union Executive (2008-2009)
· Sound design – St George’s Musical Society (2007), St George’s Fashion Show (2007, 2008)
· Director of Lighting – United Hospitals Revue (2008), St George’s Musical Society (2008, 2009), St George’s Fashion Show (2008, 2009)
· St George’s University of London - Student Ambassador (2006-2007)
· St George’s, University of London – Interviewer for MBBS Undergraduate Admissions (2009)
· Development and training course
Experience and Employment
· October 2004 – Work experience: RoyalSussexCountyHospital, Orthopaedics
· September 2004 to April 2005 – Voluntary work: RoyalSussexCountyHospital, Digestive Diseases Ward
· July 2007 – Medical Secretary to Dr CFJ Rayner, Consultant Respiratory Physician
· January to March 2008 – BSc research project in clinical pharmacology – Effect of metformin on human nasal epithelial potential difference.
· June to July 2008 – Main Office Cashier, Finance Department, St George’s, University of London Finance Department
· August to September 2008 – Summer Studentship in effect of metformin on nasal epithelial potential difference
· August 2011 to July 2012 – Foundation Year 1 Doctor, Kingston Hospital NHS Trust
· August 2011 to July 2012 – Foundation Year 1 Representative, Kingston Hospital NHS Trust
· August 2011 to July 2013 – Honorary Research Assistant, Division of Biomedical Sciences, St George's, University of London
 
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