Janice Lubang'a

I am an authentic and observant Kenyan with a great passion for human anatomy. I am an aspiring medical student who thrives under pressure and love taking on leadership roles — in any group, I naturally step up to lead, which has helped me strengthen qualities like resilience, compassion, and teamwork.

I am currently taking a rigorous International Foundation Program at Brookhouse schools. I have gained foundational knowledge in sciences, alongside developing skills in research, communication, and critical thinking , which has proven my ability to quickly adapt to new environments.

I am passionate about becoming a doctor open to possibilities. I am eager to bring hope in the face of trials and bring smiles in situations where fear and panic is the only solution. I am especially drawn to orthopedic surgery which was deeply rooted during my early exposure during my early exposure to health-related challenges in my community.

• Provided companionship and emotional support to elderly residents during music therapy, swimming sessions, and meal times.
• Promoted social engagement and mental well-being through consistent interaction and participation in therapeutic activities.
• Demonstrated empathy, patience, and cultural sensitivity while supporting diverse elderly populations in a healthcare setting.

Passionate about cooking, both with family and individually, as a means of expressing creativity and honing problem-solving skills in a relaxed, enjoyable environment.