The Medic Portal is an online community for everyone who wants a career in medicine – and those that advise them. We are officially partnered with the Royal Society of Medicine, a world-leading independent authority in medical education. We are committed to widening access into medicine and to helping meet the goals of the Medical Schools Council’s ‘Selecting for Excellence’ Report. The Medic Portal was founded by practising doctors with many years of experience in education. Every year, we work with thousands of students and hundreds of schools across 3 continents. www.themedicportal.com

Co-Founder & Director @ The Medic Portal is an online community for everyone who wants a career in medicine – and those that advise them. We are officially partnered with the Royal Society of Medicine, a world-leading independent authority in medical education. We are committed to widening access into medicine and to helping meet the goals of the Medical Schools Council’s ‘Selecting for Excellence’ Report. The Medic Portal was founded by practising doctors with many years of experience in education. Every year, we work with thousands of students and hundreds of schools across 3 continents. From 2011 to Present (4 years) A&E Registrar @ Registrar in accident and emergency medicine From August 2009 to Present (6 years 5 months) Doctor - Anaesthetics and Intensive Care @ Specialist trainee in anaesthetics and critical care From August 2010 to August 2012 (2 years 1 month)

MRCP (LON), Medicine @ The Royal College of Physicians in London From 2012 to 2012 Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), Medicine @ University College London, U. of London From 2002 to 2008 Bachelor of Science (BSc), Neuroscience, 1st Class Honours @ University College London, U. of London From 2002 to 2005 Christopher Nordstrom is skilled in: Anaesthetics, intensive care, Entrepreneurship, International Business, Internships, ukcat, bmat, clinical apptitude testing, Medical Education, Patient Safety, Clinical Research, Medicine, ICU, Emergency Medicine, Critical Care