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Nick Hakes

Medical Student, Management at Cambridge

Nick Hakes is a driven individual with a strong passion for serving as a trauma surgeon in the military, specializing in emergency medicine, trauma, and critical care.

His educational background includes a major in Philosophy with a concentration in Medical Ethics and a Pre-Medicine track at Stanford University.

Nick has been involved in various organizations and roles, such as Trauma Surgery Researcher and Intern at Stanford Health Care and Stanford Children's Health, Intercollegiate Civil Disagreement Partnership Fellow at Stanford University and Harvard University, Pyrotechnician at City of San Francisco, Stanford University, and American Fireworks, and Student Emergency Manager at Stanford University.

He has also contributed as a Bioethics Researcher and Hospital Ethics Committee Member at Stanford Health Care, Stanford Children's Health, and the Department of Veterans Affairs, President of the Ranchers and Farmers Society of Stanford, and President of Stanford Uniformed Services Interest Group at Stanford University School of Medicine and Stanford Health Care, among other roles.

Nick's diverse skill set also extends to roles such as Emergency Services Volunteer, Trauma and Burn Team Intern, Volunteer Supervisor and Trainer, as well as positions in bioethics research and as a Resident Advisor and First-Year Mentor at Stanford University.

Apart from his professional endeavors, Nick enjoys engaging in a variety of activities including skydiving, water skiing, farming, playing soccer, running, line dancing, attending the rodeo, and baking and indulging in cookies.

For collaborations, volunteering opportunities, or discussions within his areas of interest, Nick can be reached at 330-990-8599 or [email protected].

Highlights

Feb 17 · linkedin

I am blessed to share that I will be taking a one year leave of absence from medical school to attend business school at the University of Cambridge in England! At Cambridge, I will earn an MPhil in Management while running cross country and track. I applied to the program (I mean, programme) because I fundamentally want to help more patients than I can see on my own. I will pursue leadership positions to do so, positions where I will be more impactful with formal management training. Ultimately, I am confident my Cambridge education will help me serve the suffering more effectively!

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Cambridge, England, United Kingdom