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Face of the NHS

Former student Alexandra has been inspired to change perceptions and celebrate the diversity of NHS staff with her Faces of the NHS project.
Alexandra with her camera
Alexandra with her camera
"You don't look like a medical student".
Alexandra said: "Having experienced lots of discrimination both before and through medical school, I thought it was about time to start breaking down outdated stereotypes and replace them with the celebration of diversity amongst our amazing NHS workforce."

To follow Alexandra's story and follow her journey with the Faces of the NHS project, give her page a like!

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