27-year-old Alice Jones wanted to show herself that she is still attractive even when she is not actively saving lives.
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To go to the Miss England final, Alice Jones has given up her paramedic duties of saving lives.
When Alice traveled to Ghana in June, she checked kids for malaria and helped at a walk-in clinic where she gave birth.
She raised money for underprivileged kids by doing a 42-kilometer charity trek between hospitals in the West Midlands.
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While working full-time at West Midlands Ambulance Service, she traded her scrubs for dresses and bikinis.
Alice told The Sun: "It's a challenge completely different from my day job.
"Instead of scraping my hair back, putting on my uniform, and working a late shift, I'm taking a bit more care of myself and putting time into how I look and feel."
After winning Miss Black Country in August, NHS paramedic Alice of Walsall, West Midlands, is competing for the Miss England title.
The six-foot-tall doctor claims that the competition has given her more self-assurance.
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The winner will compete on behalf of England for Miss World and receive a reward of £100,000.
