1 year ago, I was hellbent on finding a place where I could fit into the Biomedical space for my industrial training. At NOHIL, I picked up a new skill and developed a profound interest in Prosthetics and Orthotics fabrication, which aligns with rehabilitation engineering. Fast forward a few months, we had a class project to help fabricate a prosthesis for an amputee who had been constantly at the school gate for a couple of years. Glad to be part of the team that led this project, and I was able to use the little experience I gained under supervision, alongside teamwork, to carry this out. BIM graduating did this. Shout out to everybody involved ❤️
