Kaitlyn Gulock

I was in charge of creating and developing the company’s sales in Japan, translating documents, and facilitating bilingual communication.

I received a Master of Arts with a 2:1 in International Relations from the University of Edinburgh. My particular interest in the field of Global Health has led me to supplement my studies with courses in health and medicine. I have held leadership positions in "Friends of Doctors Without Borders" and "Global Health Society."

Working in Public Health Innovations under Assistive Technology and the GATE Initiative. Working on building and expanding social media and communications influence as well as building a literature database of assistive technology papers and research. Also helping develop an international disability survey as well as collect international

Surgical Support Intern; responsibilities included cleaning and prep for mastoid cadaver bones for the purpose of surgeon training for cochlear implant surgery; lab cleaning and organisation; a surgical training assistant. I was also an assistant sales representative, a customer service representative, and booth manager at symposiums in Seoul, Korea and Hong Kong.

I attended Cate School, an internationally-minded, boarding high school in Santa Barbara, CA. During my time there, I developed leadership and effective communication skills that led me to earn roles as a school leader and representative. I also participated in a number of community service projects ranging from local engagement with community programmes to international service trips with Round Square.