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Dr Kate Goldie shares her journey into aesthetics and
discusses her passion for education and training
It is uncommon to see a skateboarder, skateboard park developerand a snowboarding championship organiser written on the resuméof an aesthetic practitioner, but Dr Kate Goldie says she took thelong way around to figure out what she wanted to do.“I was living and snowboarding in the Scottish Highlands whenI became really interested in psychology,” she explains. Aftercompleting a year of a psychology degree, Dr Goldie decided shewanted focus on medicine instead, and was accepted to studyat Edinburgh University. “What I loved about medicine was all thepossibilities and the fact that there are so many potential fields ofspecialism.” After graduating in 2002, Dr Goldie practised as a forensicmedical examiner in the north of Scotland, where she would be oncall 24 hours a day for one week, and…

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