👂 ENT
In October 2022, I embarked on a crazy, exciting journey as an ENT registrar. It’s been full-on (think endless training, long hours, and lots of scalpel action), but I’ve loved every second. However, with surgery taking centre stage, some other passions had to wait their turn. One of
Yes. Of course, and by the end of this article I want to remind you of your value as a surgeon in our society today. It is likely that most readers would perceive this notion as absurd since the value of a surgeon is widely acknowledged. That may be the
When I was coming up as a medical student there were no real resources or material covering otolaryngology - head and neck surgery for medical school finals. In fact I thought ENT specialists just performed microsuction to dewax ears 😯 Now six-years on, as an ENT Registrar myself I thought I
14th of May 2020 I’ve been working as a doctor now for just about three years and last week I received two words that really affected me. I had just finished a ten-hour shift at the hospital and was driving home. My brain kept going back to that patient
Becoming an ENT Consultant Surgeon We all know being an otolaryngology is an incredible speciality and has the best breadth and depth of operating of any surgical speciality - although I am biased. To become an ENT Consultant Surgeon you must not only complete speciality training but sit a number
🖋️ The Statement I wrote my personal statement in 2011 which is quite a while ago - nonetheless the process, content and advice remains the same. This is your only real chance to showcase your creativity and uniqueness within your medical school application process. Many will have secured similar grades, similar
🔪 Surgical Training
🎓 Medical School King's College London My time at GKT was incredible, it's been over a decade since I started as a naive 17-year-old kid and now I've been magically transformed into a 28-year-old kid. Wild. Enjoy the videos for each year of medical school
Academia
The Literature A career in medicine isn't complete without contribution to the academic literature. You will be expected to engage in clinical research and publish papers throughout your time in medicine; most of your applications will award you points for the amount of papers you have published. I
Where it all started I went to King's College London Medical School from 2012 - 2017, in that time I was quite busy with the whole becoming a doctor thing but I quite enjoyed filming and video editing. I uploaded my first video onto YouTube in 2011 and
Surgical Trainee & Serial Storyteller
