Dr Rebecca provided attendees with the opportunity to gain deep insights into the evolving landscape of healthcare and diagnostics, emphasising the growing significance of precision and personalised medicine. Dr Rebecca left the event inspired and empowered, armed with a deeper understanding of how biomedical scientists are driving innovation and transformation in healthcare through precision diagnostics. Her sharing underscored the immense potential and opportunities in this dynamic field, highlighting the vital role that biomedical scientists play in improving patient outcomes and healthcare effectiveness. The forum reached its apex with an engaging session, where students posed queries regarding the latest updates on diagnostics and research, prudent career decision-making and effective employment preparation. The speakers unanimously concurred that, beyond academic qualifications, employers place significant value on attitude, work experience and active involvement in extracurricular activities. Participants expressed that the forum was highly enlightening and beneficial in terms of enhancing their career preparedness. After the forum, the IAB members joined a discussion with the Biomedical Science faculty to address concerns like the sufficiency of the Biomedical Science curriculum in equipping students for the workforce and to gain insights into the future prospects of the profession.