Medisynergy: Recent Episodes
Imogen Aires
🩺Welcome to the Medisynergy podcast- I’m Imogen, a 16-year-old A-level student -here to bring YOU the best people with knowledge and insight on how to get into med school, how to be a successful med student and to help you decide whether a career in medicine is for you!
🏆Barry Shrier, the founder and chief executive of Giant Health, discusses the importance of events like GIANT in bringing together healthcare, tech, and innovation communities. With GIANT being the leading national event in this space for 10 years, Barry emphasises the need for collaboration between clinicians, hospital managers, and tech innovators to improve healthcare outcomes.
👩🏻💻The event serves as a platform for networking and knowledge-sharing, bridging the gap between healthcare providers and tech entrepreneurs. Barry highlights the evolving nature of healthcare, shifting from acute to chronic issues, and the role of technology in addressing these changes.
🚴🏿♀️He also mentions the expansion of GIANT's themes to include sustainability, women's health, and other emerging areas. As the event continues to evolve, Barry envisions more specialised services and additional events to serve larger audiences.
🚀In conclusion, Barry expresses the significance of GIANT in addressing pressing healthcare challenges and fostering innovation in the industry.
🏥In this mini episode from The GIANT Health Event, Professor Shafi Ahmed discusses the evolution of hospitals and healthcare delivery in the context of advancing technology and patient-centered care. As a co-founder of GIANT and a surgeon, he emphasises the need to reimagine hospitals as decentralised entities, extending care beyond traditional walls and into communities and homes.
🧑🏼💻The conversation highlights the shift from sick care to well-being and prevention, leveraging technology and data to empower individuals to manage their health proactively. Professor Ahmed stresses the importance of behavior change and system reform to keep patients out of hospitals and promote wellness.
📊Regarding patient data ownership, he acknowledges the complexities of privacy and security but underscores the potential for patients to make informed decisions with access to their health data. He emphasises the role of technology in enabling personalised care and behavior change, complementing traditional healthcare approaches.
🤝Lastly, Professor Ahmed establishes the significance of events like GIANT in fostering collaboration and innovation across healthcare stakeholders. He views such events as platforms for igniting passion and driving collective efforts to improve patient care.
👨🏽⚕️Dylan Attard, a surgeon and organiser of the MedTech World Summit, discusses the significance of events like GIANT and highlights key trends in healthcare technology. He emphasises the value of face-to-face networking and the opportunity for startups to showcase innovations, particularly with the evolving landscape of the NHS.
🧾During the conference, Dylan notes a growing focus on automation in healthcare, with startups developing solutions for patient triage and electronic health record transcription. He also identifies a rising interest in sustainability within the healthcare industry, as companies strive to meet environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals.
↗️The conversation touches on the importance of speech-to-text software in reducing administrative burdens for healthcare practitioners, allowing them to prioritise patient care. Dylan encourages individuals to step out of their comfort zones and embrace risk-taking to pursue their visions and goals.
📤In conclusion, Dylan expresses optimism about the future of healthcare technology and encourages attendees to seize networking opportunities at events like GIANT.
🏫Here, I speak with Dr Helen O'Neil, CEO and Founder of Hertility Health about the huge lack of education about reproductive health in human bodies. Even in my own school experience, I have noticed the significant difference between men's and women's health education and information.
🧠We discuss the importance of menstrual health in daily life and the need for individuals to be equipped with the knowledge to advocate for their own well-being. Dr O'Neil hopes for change in the education system to include comprehensive reproductive health education from an early age, advocating for a normalized and science-based approach to discussing reproductive health.
🤰🏾Ultimately, we emphasise the urgency of addressing the gaps in reproductive health education and empowering individuals to understand and advocate for their own health needs.
🚀Amz Chowdhury is the Co-founder of Peer, a platform connecting the health and life sciences industry through content. We discuss the importance of networking and identifying pain points within the industry at events like GIANT.
💡He emphasises the value of events like Giant Health in facilitating conversations and bridging the gap between clinicians and tech companies. Amz believes that through dialogue and interaction, individuals can gain insights, perspectives, and solutions to their problems. He encourages people to attend such events to meet others, ask questions, and explore various career paths or business opportunities. Ultimately, Amz believes that connecting with people is the most powerful aspect of attending conferences.
👩🏻⚕️In this podcast at Giant Health, Katherine Church, a digital health consultant specialising in Femtech, discusses her work with Smartco Consulting, focusing on integrating technology into women's health hubs. Katherine highlights the importance of Femtech in empowering women to track and manage their healthcare while providing clinicians with better access to data for quicker and more accurate decision-making.
🗣She emphasises the challenges women face in getting diagnosed, particularly with conditions like endometriosis, and the role of digital health apps in providing evidence and facilitating better communication between patients and clinicians.
📲Catherine also stresses the need for clinically valid and safe apps in the Femtech space to combat misinformation and ensure patients receive accurate information. She suggests that government and NHS support is essential in establishing a suite of approved apps that doctors can trust and integrate into patient care effectively.
💡At GIANT Health, I chat with Teodora Popa, a reproductive scientist, about her involvement in the event's new stream focused on innovation in women's health.
👨🏽🏫Teodora highlights the growing interest and demand for solutions in women's health, highlighting the importance of bringing people together to address real problems. She hammers home the need for education and collaboration, aiming to empower individuals to take charge of their health and make informed decisions.
👩🏻⚕️The conversation delves into the inadequacies of current education systems in addressing women's health issues, particularly in fertility and reproductive biology. Teodora advocates for credible, accessible information- sharing knowledge in a friendly, understandable manner.
💷Here, I speak with Bridget Gorham, a Health Economics Policy Advisor at the NHS Confederation, straight after she spoke on a FemTech panel at the GIANT Health Event. Bridget discusses her role in exploring the economic impact of investment in women's health throughout England.
🤝She highlights the unity of women's health with broader societal and economic factors, such as caregiving responsibilities and women's significant presence in the NHS workforce. Bridget emphasises the need to listen to women's experiences within the healthcare system, advocating for improved patient journeys and more effective utilisation of resources. She highlights the significance of implementing practical measures to support women's health and workforce participation.
💊Professor Asif Ahmed, Professor of Vascular Biology and founder of MirZyme Therapeutics. He's on a mission to eradicate pre-eclampsia in the UK by 2030! They've got an incredible test: M Preg that predicts who's at risk and a one-time pill to prevent it!
🤰🏾Pre-eclampsia affects one in twelve mothers and is a major concern. It's so interesting to learn of medical advances going on RIGHT NOW rather than possibilities in the future.
❓But it's not just about science—it's about asking the right questions and pushing for answers. We both agree that women's health is getting the attention it deserves, with more people driving the conversation forward at events like Giant Health.
🏥 In this mini episode from GIANT, I was able to speak with Karina and Katja from Femtech Labs which is a leading women's health and wellness accelerator. They focus on supporting early-stage companies and innovators in the field of women's health by helping them establish themselves in the industry, while also fostering connections within the women's health ecosystem.
💉The discussion highlights the challenges and opportunities in women's health, particularly the historical exclusion of women from clinical trials until 1993. Funding emerges as a significant obstacle for Femtech startups, alongside the need for access to resources like NHS, clinical trials, and data.
👨👩👧👦The conversation also delves into changing mindsets regarding women's health, both in the workplace and society at large. There's an emphasis on empowering women to recognise the importance of their health and advocating for workplace policies that accommodate women's needs, such as flexible working arrangements and support for women experiencing hormonal imbalances or going through IVF.
📈Professor Stephen Smith, formerly a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Cambridge and Dean of Medicine at Imperial, is heavily involved in the biotech and MedTech business, particularly focusing on innovative changes in women's health.
🏠Our conversation at GIANT Health centers on the challenges and solutions in women's health care, focusing on the need for more attention to women's health despite its historical neglect. Professor Smith advocates for the establishment of women's health hubs within the NHS, providing centralised care and diagnostics for women's health issues to streamline the patient experience.
📝One of the key issues he highlighted was the fragmentation of medical records within the NHS but on the flip side, there seem to be promising innovations in diagnosis and treatment for common gynecological conditions like preeclampsia and endometriosis.
🙋🏽♀️Overall, we mention the importance of prioritising women's health, streamlining healthcare processes, and empowering patients to take an active role in their own healthcare journey.
🏅Dame Lesley Regan is the first Women's Health Ambassador for England using her training as an obstetrician and gynaecologist. I discuss her role with her in implementing the 10-year Women's Health Strategy launched in 2022.
🔍The conversation delves into the broad scope of women's health, emphasising its significance beyond reproductive concerns. Dame Lesley highlights the need for a shift in perspective, recognising that women's health impacts every stage of their lives and influences future generations.
📚Education emerges as a pivotal factor in promoting women's health, with Dame Lesley advocating for comprehensive health education in schools and warning against misinformation on popular platforms like TikTok.
✊🏼Dame Lesley outlines her vision for women's health, envisioning a future where women have autonomy over their reproductive choices, receive adequate support for menstrual health, and transition through menopause with ease. She emphasises the importance of living well throughout every stage of life and aims to empower women to prioritise their health.
🚺Overall, our conversation highlights the importance of holistic approaches to women's health, education, and the need for accurate information to empower women to make informed decisions about their health and well-being.
There's no set route into healthtech so how can you know what's best for you? Here's some top tips from James who moved from aneasthetics to founding a healthtech communications agency.
Is healthtech important for ALL doctors?How can you move into healthtech as a doctor?How can you help others move into this space once you are in it?Join me and James for the 99th and 100th episode of Medisynergy! Discussing the origin story of SomX the world of healthtech as a whole.
Doctors! You don't need to do a full career change to be in healthtech, you can just dip your toe in and see what works for you!
From secondary school education to clinical trials, there is an obvious lack of information on health for women wether that's specific to women's organs or just how any health condition affects women differently. Michelle shares her perspective as a clinician, femtech writer and mother of daughters on how these large problems can start to be solved.
Just been sent an interview appointment? Here are some top tips from an interviewer at Barts medical school!
What is it like to live as a final-year med student? Why is relatability and diversity important in medicine? How can we tackle the HUGE problems in healthcare today? I'm joined by Shayan to answer some of these questions from the perspective of a student who sees the ins and outs of the medical world regularly!
How can students get involved in things outside of their studies?! Ransom, as a medical content writer, explains how he gets new jobs in writing and reaches out to people for more opportunities!
As a GP who is now working in digital occupational health, Joe shares his advice to young doctors about their careers in the NHS and how to make the absolute most of working in medicine.
Dr Joe is super passionate about stopping people from getting ill. He has done this himself through his background in GP and now occupational health. Looking at how to improve the lifestyle of workers to increase their length and quality of life and in turn, help companies to keep healthy workers longer which has a massive economic benefit. - there is money in prevention after all!
Emilia runs her own Instagram account - Miliamed to show true balance as a medical student and gives her advice here about how to add the most value and get the most out of doing this!
Emilia and I have an amazing conversation in this episode about getting into medical school, managing expectations, social media creation and what it's like as a final-year medical student!
Top tips on how to get into healthtech as a medical student or early doctor because there is no set pathway like there is for getting into medicine.
Faris is the ultimate GP! He enjoys his job as a clinician and has an entrepreneurial mindset- looking into the world of healthtech!
We discuss how this mindset shift from tradition to innovation can come about by marrying the two (clinicians and companies) together and bridging the gap through communication, events and keeping curious!
Recently I had the privilege of attending Med-tech World in Malta! I heard Keith speak on a panel about the 'Culture of Innovation in Healthcare' and was interested to hear him explain his experiences in medical school- having no lectures on innovation at all. So, I had to meet him and record this mini episode to further discuss how this culture can be built!
Recently I had the privilege of attending Med-tech World in Malta! Giovanni connects people from across the industry to help med tech startups get up and running. Through Lifeblood, he is the guy to speak to if you're looking for the right people to join you on your start up journey!
Recently I had the privilege of attending Med-tech World in Malta! Todd is part of Alverium Health the uber connector when it comes to helping healthtech start-ups with their game plan! Find out more about branching out into Malta and going global with your company too.
Recently I had the privilege of attending Med-tech World in Malta! Here I interviewed Andy about the challenges his clients face at ECHAlliance. Helping to connect the stakeholders of healthcare one step at a time!
Recently I had the privilege of attending Med-tech World in Malta! Claudia is the Founder of Podymos, a medical device marketing agency and Mike is the Founder & CEO of Device Access UK. They bring up the challenges that people face when selling medical devices including Mike's 4 principles of market access!
Recently I had the privilege of attending Med-tech World in Malta! Alice was part of a panel about 'Going from start-up to scale-up' when creating a company in the med-tech space and knows these challenges well from founding her healthtech consulting company- Mara Health.
Recently I had the privilege of attending Med-tech World in Malta! Here I interviewed Alex the founder of Medentee, discussing how healthcare professionals currently communicate and how platforms like Medentee can transform the future of communication in healthcare systems. Get the full benefit of this episode by watching the video version on Spotify.
Recently I had the privilege of attending Med-tech World in Malta! Here I interviewed the healthtech polymath, Hassan, who is building a digital health innovation ecosystem through his many ventures and mentoring others to become leaders in this space. I've never spoken to anyone with so much self-sought and consolidated knowledge in an area- listen to the full episode to find out for yourself!
Recently I had the privilege of attending Med-tech World in Malta! Here I interviewed Konrad who is the National Director of the NHS Innovation Accelerator and shares what he's looking for in the start-ups he recruits.
My first podcast guest from the US! 🇺🇸
Taryn shows her unique insight into the American healthcare system- many of the struggles they face are similar to the NHS in the UK in terms of staffing numbers, efficiency and patient care. In this episode, we explore how electronic records like EPIC can have an immense impact on streamlining processes in these healthcare systems, and in turn, reduce costs, increase quality of patient care and help clinicians to enjoy their jobs more!
What do you think the 'next big thing' adopted by these systems will be? We bring up topics like AI, VR and robotics, debating which latest technology will be used most in the next few years and have the largest impact on patient care.
Chantal is originally from Barbados and used a national scholarship to fund her way to Cardiff med school! She has clearly grabbed this opportunity by the horns and done so many incredible things with it. From being an HLA scholar to being Chair of Cardiff MedSoc to lobbying for equality for BAME healthcare students- Chantal really does go for every opportunity possible.
Listen to find out how you too can take these opportunities and become a leader too! 🏆
Interested in starting your own studygram or social media account looking at your journey through medicine? That's what MedwithMo on Instagram and Tiktok is all about! We also discuss what it's like to study medicine in London at UCL and barriers that Mo faced throughout his medical journey.
He is now finishing med school after just completing his final year elective and will start work as a doctor soon!
Rebecca has written her own book called "Dealing with Stress: The 'Mind, Body, Spirit' Way" so to learn more about how you can recognise and manage the things that put you under stress as a busy med student then follow this link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dealing-Stress-Mind-Body-Spirit/dp/1497493668
Rebecca has had such a cool journey through medicine from taking a gap year in Zimbabwe to studying medicine at Cambridge AND Oxford to being an NHS GP to helping on expeditions around the world! Listen to her story and her transition into mental health consultancy now!
Link to Rebecca's book on mental health: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dealing-Stress-Mind-Body-Spirit/dp/1497493668
After my decision not to study medicine and knowing many people are on the fence about it as well- here's my advice on what to do if you're not sure if medicine really is for you.
This is a special episode where Esh interviews me this time! After announcing on LinkedIn that I am no longer applying to medicine this year, there were many comments and people wondering how I had come to this decision specifically. So... here you are! Esh aims to persuade me to keep pursuing medicine in response to my reasons why I shouldn't so this makes for a very thought-provoking episode if you're still on the fence about medicine.
Check out Esh's own podcast- Health Beyond Tomorrow: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/health-beyond-tomorrow/id1692998078
Faye uses Instagram and Youtube to show her life as a medical student and give super useful information through her videos. I asked her, how does hse manage to juggle content creation AND a demanding degree like medicine without burning out. It's always interesting to see how much we can manage at once during different times in our lives so listen to find out how to stay stress-free when you're so busy!
Faye's Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq8EwIdN0pmgs-EymfaiO5g
From not getting the A-level grades she wanted the first time round to now having just finished her elective and about to start working as a doctor in London, Faye has a great story to tell of her journey through medicine. What also sets her apart is that she's done all this while discovering that she has ADHD as well!
Check out her youtube for for inspiration and info on the life of a medical student!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq8EwIdN0pmgs-EymfaiO5g
So often we see such negative things in the media and online about the NHS and medical profession, especially with the recent junior doctor strikes. How can we as pre-med and medical students stay positive about the future when this is going on and how do we see ourselves doing this career? Listen to this quick 2 min clip from Heer on his experience with this.
Heer explains his journey from studying medicine at UCL to becoming a doctor to jumping into healthech with Medishout instead! As someone also interested in healthtech it was so interesting to hear the reasons why someone would choose to stop practicing in the NHS and explore a new interest.
Find out now about the future of medicine and the future of the NHS!
With doctor strikes, uni strikes, inefficiencies and negativity surrounding the medical field- it is hard to stay positive about going into medicine as a pre-med student. BUT FEAR NOT- here are Naabil, a med student in Exeter's views on what the NHS will look like in future.
WE ARE BACK with an amazing episode with Naabil talking about Exeter Medical School and why it's so great, what it's like to host a podcast while studying medicine and the future of the NHS for junior doctors. Start listening now- you don't want to miss out!
In the full episode, we discussed what the decile system is and why there's such unhealthy competition at medical school so in this top tips episode, Naurt explains how to recognise this and how to deal with any toxic behavior that unfortunately can be common at med school.
This episode continues on from part 1- discovering more about the decile system and how that leads to unhealthy comparisons as well as the future of the NHS.
Try watching on video mode rather than audio for the full experience!
Narut and I discuss Lancaster medical school, doctor strikes, the future of the NHS, unhealthy competition in med school, and the decile system from his work as the Clegg Scholar for the BMJ.
This episode is jampacked with why medicine is so great but also what to look out for along the way so listen now and then continue to part 2!
With so much to juggle as a student in your late teens/early 20s, it's important to learn how to know how to balance your work, studies, self-care and social timetable. Tash is a super med student about to her start life as a doctor and tries to get her work done without overdoing it so much that it causes her to go back to her unhealthy coping mechanisms. If this resonated with you then give it a listen!
Tash Binnie, final year medical student and CEO of Future Frontline speaks about her journey through medical school and how she has coped with challenges along the way including self-doubt, an eating disorder, negative comparisons, and mental health. But also we discuss that it is still very possible to be an amazing medical student and doctor even if you've had these problems before or during med school.
https://futurefrontline.co.uk/
Tash Binnie, final year medical student and CEO of Future Frontline speaks about her journey through medical school and how she has coped with challenges along the way including self-doubt, an eating disorder, negative comparisons, and mental health. But also we discuss that it is still very possible to be an amazing medical student and doctor even if you've had these problems before or during med school.
Tash is so encouraging so do give this episode a listen and look out for part 2 as well! 💗
https://futurefrontline.co.uk/
So often, we can think of med school as the end goal but it's great to learn how to actually be a successful doctor and just generally in life! Dr Derrick has some great advice so check it out!
Listen to learn about what it's like working as a doctor in the NHS now and in the future, AI developments, and interestingly why we can't just keep increasing medical schools and medical places in order to get more doctors.
Listen to learn about what it's like working as a doctor in the NHS now and in the future, AI developments, and interestingly why we can't just keep increasing medical schools and medical places in order to get more doctors.
Trigger warning- mentions of self-harm during the 'gory story' question. 13:20
Leah, known as the 'wellnessmedic' on Instagram is super open and honest about her mental health on social media. As a medical student, it is hard enough to get through uni without imposter syndrome let alone with it and the anxiety it causes! So... here are some top tips on how to minimise the effect these things have on you.
Leah is a 4th-year med student at Sheffield after taking a year out to focus on her mental health and COO for Future Frontline which is an amazing organisation that helps to inspire future and current healthcare professionals! This episode focuses on what it's like to deal with mental health struggles alongside the crazy life of being a med student. Leah is so open and honest it's great to hear advice from a medical student who has experienced these challenges first hand.
Victoria is a doctor who uses the skills she's learned in medicine to help people in a much broader way. She's a doctor for the army and through research and work she did on female genital mutilation, she was nominated for and WON the Rising Star Award of 2022. On top of all this, she is also the host of the Virago Voices podcast which aims to give a voice to amazing everyday women and encourage the listeners too. 💗
Virago Voice: https://open.spotify.com/show/4O7MHMp2tMF2qBcYRKHzxv?si=82a351b5692a4110
Victoria Kinkaid is an army doctor and runs her own podcast exploring the lives and stories of inspirational women. She realised that many women find it hard to just go for opportunities so here are some top tips on how to move past the mental block and go for it!
Harvey resat his A-levels before applying to medical school to make sure he could get the best grades possible. This was because of a situation outside of school and he highlights the importance of sometimes putting academics and exams aside so you can come back better than before! 🦸🏻♂️
Worried that your A-levels won't be good enough for medicine? Harvey Hill is a great example that it's possible to retake them and reapply to medicine successfully! Also- if you love a bit of med tech then this is a good episode for you!
Hear from someone who has persisted, been determined and carried on persuing a career in medicine after a gap year, bio med degree and 6 years in the NHS!
Want to learn about what it's really like working in the NHS?, being a grad entry medic and working for a clinical research company? This episode has it all!
Grace from Holly Health explains what she thinks the best way to get into healthtech is!
Holly Health is an amazing app and initiative to help people with a holistic approach to their health. Grace has a background in marketing and leadership for huge companies like Facebook and Deliveroo then decided to create her own healthtech business!
With doctor strikes going on at the moment and seeing all of the negatives to a medical career in can make you doubt wether medicine is the right thing for you. Listen to this episode to help you find ways to confirm you're applying to the right course!
Talking about the BMA, junior doctor strikes, Cardiff med school, the Future Leaders Magazine and racial inequalities.
Are you a med student or junior doctor looking to branch out into the world of healthtech? Well this is the top tip episode for you! Michael Watts from Blüm Health suggests the best ways to get into healthtech and explore if it's the right thing for you!https://blumtechgroup.com/https://www.somx.health/
Interested in doing things outside of a clinical career? or interested in healthtech? then this is the episode for you! Exploring Micheal's journey through medicine and how he started his own healthtech company while also being an NHS doctor!
Gain insight from someone who applied to med school this year so has a fresh take on UCAT, MMI interviews, uni rejections and the latest UCAS update! 👨🏽🎓
Feeling worried that you'll always be stressed at med school or already are? Listen to the pros of juggling many things at once and how to stay positive! 😃
Discussing content creation, staying positive as a med student, student life in London and how to overcome 'barriers' at med school! 📹
Journey2Med links:
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj2e58FebBUZRJSkQR_WdZg
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lydieandhazal/
Barts: https://www.qmul.ac.uk/fmd/
Feeling like the need for a bit of inspiration? Listen to this three min top tips video to learn how to seize opportunities!
Interested in global health and infectious diseases? This episode is for you! I learnt so much about how global health is so intertwined with geography, history, politics as well as medicine. 💊
Polygeia: https://www.polygeia.com/
Barts med school: https://www.qmul.ac.uk/fmd/
MedschoolXtra aims to teach med students vital life skills they aren't taught at med school. This episode also brings up how to dream big and stay motivated.
https://www.medschoolxtra.co.uk/
https://www.youtube.com/@DrPBaptiste
A 2 minute top 3 tips for those of you who are super busy and can't fit in a whole episode
🏙What is going to med school and being on placements really like? Press play to find out
A quick two minute top tips episode for those who are too busy to listen to a full episode
First Oxford student on the podcast!! Listen to the full episode to hear about Oxford, Aspiring Medics, med school and imposter syndrome.
💪a two minute top three tips episode on how to stay motivated before and during medical school
Listen to find out more about Cambridge University and how to stay motivated as a medical student
🫶🏽Medics&Me is a great organisation for pre-med students finding out how to get into med school including interviews, webinars and role models.
This is a great episode for anyone considering Manchester medical school!
🗓Struggling to get organised? This is the episode for you- focusing on organising your tasks into how much energy they require rather than how long they will take you.
📹 content creator, mentor, founder and med student, how do you manage loads of commitments at med school? Listen to hear more baout why medicine is so gratifying and how to do well at uni.
A quick 2 minute top 3 tips on how to get into med schools from a Cambridge med student.
Great info in this episode about the BMAT test, how to get into med school and more traditional style unis like Cambridge!
A 2 minute top 3 tips about. from the Co-founder of Scrubbed Up and medical student from Manchester uni.
To learn more about intercalation, the specialty of haematology, Scrubbed Up and Manchester, play now!
How to stay motivated and do well from a CEO of his own research company, BMA representative and medical student at Hull and York.
🫀Cardiothoracic surgery is one of the most competitive jobs in medicine so it is interesting to hear from Ayush about his aspirations and also his own research division! If you're interested in the BMA, super competitive surgical careers and HYMS med school then this episode is for you!
A 2 minute top 3 tips on how to stay motivated as a medical student- 'it's a marathon not a sprint'
Want to learn more about cardiovascular sciences, Cardiff Uni as an international student, the OSCEazy organisation and how to stay motivated as a med student? Listen now to this amazing podcast episode!
Here I speak about the lessons i've learned from running this podcast so far and all the stages of getting into medical school in the UK.
Why medicine, open days, BMAT, UCAT, interviews, a-levels and many resources to help you with all of it!
Learn more about entering med school after doing a biomed degree, how to get involved with amazing opportunities like the ambulance service, Barts and Queen Mary Uni and what the In2Medschool charity is!
Want to learn more about studying at Manchester uni, exercise medicine and the amazing platform for medical students- MedschoolXtra!? This is the episode for you!
Want to learn more about Cardiff uni, how to revise and ophthalmology? This is a great episode from a student who has gotten super involved in her uni and the OSCEazy online medical teaching platform!
Want to learn about how to stay motivated as a med student, how to get into leadership roles, how to decide on your speciality and the future of medicine?!
This podcast is perfect for finding out about motivation, work-life balance and leadership!
Want to discover why medicine is difficult yet so gratifying, why doctors turn up to work everyday and how to be a 'doctorpreneur'? Listen to the episode to hear from someone who loves what they do as a doctor!
My first podcast guest who is a Dr! Press play to learn more about the transition from med student to junior doctor, how to stay positive when talking about medicine and the 'Make A Medic' projects!
Want to know how to get stuck into uni life without being completely surrounded by medics, what it's like to deliver a baby and a detailed explanation into how the Exeter Uni course structure works? Part 1 is an amazing episode to hear from really passionate students!
Want to find out how you can get the balance between not worrying and over worrying as a med student, life at Exeter Uni and how these girls have moved far away from their homes to Exeter but still are loving it?! Press play to listen to Part 2!
Want to learn about the harsh reality of working in the NHS, how to find your passion in medicine and how to get into med school? This is a super insightful podcast so listen in and recommend it to any other aspiring medics!
Wondering how to juggle academics while also being involved in lots of extra curricular activities? Look no further and hit play on this podcast episode!
Want to learn how to be the best med school applicant EVER? then listen in to this podcast episode!
Want to learn more about intercalation, med school exams or student life in London? This is the podcast episode for you!
Learn about what a Medical Sciences degree involves, life at Exeter University and how to get involved with life-saving charities like Anthony Nolan!