17/09/2026
Last month Dr Sophie Briggs returned to her former high school, Clarence High to share her journey and insights into a career in General Practice. π©Ίπ
As part of the careers session, Sophie joined a panel alongside healthcare professionals from a range of domains. The panel explored the pathways into their careers, what they love about their work, and some of the challenges they have encountered along the way. π¬π©ββοΈ
βIt was really interesting to hear the perspectives of the students and the reasons theyβre inspired to consider careers in health and allied health,β Dr Briggs said. βWe had the opportunity to answer their questions and share some of our experiences along the way. Although one student did ask if Iβm scared of blood!β π π©Έ
The session was supported by Beacon Foundation, a national not for profit organisation based in Hobart. For more than 35 years, Beacon has worked with schools, businesses and communities to bring real world relevance to education, inspire young people to explore career pathways, and provide opportunities to experience the workplace long before leaving school. π±π‘
It was a wonderful opportunity for Dr Briggs to return to where her own journey began and connect with the next generation of healthcare professionals.
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