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Sam J. is an experienced educator and health advocate currently working as a Science and Mathematics Tutor at Tutor Hunt and as the Founder of Pathway To Public Health, which creates free resources for youth entering the public health field. In the role of Biology Content Manager at Scientia News, Sam J. reviews and manages the publication of articles while also recruiting writers. Previous roles include Community Researcher at Healthwatch Tower Hamlets, GCSE Science and Mathematics Tutor at MyTutor.co.uk, and Youth Project Leader for ReachOut UK, where impactful educational projects were directed. Sam J. has also held positions as Assistant Team Leader at NCS, Research Assistant at Queen Mary University of London, and Teaching Assistant at Axcis Education Recruitment. Educational qualifications include a Master of Public Health from Imperial College London and a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Biomedical Sciences from Queen Mary University of London.
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