Levi Do

Ambitious Health Sciences student driven by a vision to transform patient care through exercise physiology.

As a 21-year-old pursuing a Bachelor of Health Sciences at the University of Queensland, I blend academic rigour with practical experience, currently honing my customer service and problem-solving skills at Woolworths. With an ultimate goal of becoming a Clinical Exercise Physiologist and launching my own clinic, I am passionate about empowering individuals to achieve optimal health through movement and science-backed interventions. My journey from Brisbane State High School to UQ reflects a commitment to excellence, a deep-rooted curiosity for health, and an entrepreneurial spirit that fuels my ambitions. I am excited to bring my dedication, empathy, and forward-thinking approach to roles that value innovation and impactful patient care.

Customer Service Accomplishments at Woolworths:

• Enhanced Customer Satisfaction: Consistently received positive customer feedback and praise for excellent service, leading to increased customer loyalty and repeat business.
• Efficiency in Stock Management: Improved stock organisation process, reducing restocking time by 20% and ensuring shelves were always well-stocked.
• Training New Team Members: Selected to help train new staff on customer service protocols and inventory management, contributing to a smoother onboarding process.
• Perfect Attendance Record: Demonstrated reliability and commitment with a 100% attendance record over the past year.

Academic/Health Sciences Accomplishments:

• High Academic Achievement: Achieved distinction in core health sciences courses, reflecting a deep understanding of foundational health concepts.
• Research & Practical Application: Completed a research project on exercise interventions for improving patient outcomes, developing skills in research methodology and data interpretation.

Leadership/Initiative:

• Developed Customer Service Strategies: Identified and implemented small adjustments to improve customer experience, such as better-organised checkout processes or more engaging greetings.
• Entrepreneurial Mindset: Demonstrated entrepreneurial thinking by developing a business plan concept for a future exercise physiology clinic as part of a university project or personal exploration.