Quick one guys- would you like to have a quick LIVE call next week? Ask me anything related to career, clinical, medical etc

I use handheld echo every single week — it’s revolutionised how quickly I can make decisions for patients. What used to take days waiting for an echo slot, I can now identify in minutes during consultation. The best part? You don’t need to be a consultant to learn this. My upcoming 1-day handheld echo course in London will teach you: • How to assess LV function • Identify major valve lesions • Recognise key Doppler findings It’s 100% practical, hands-on, and built for real-world use. 📅 Dates + early-bird info available inside this Skool group. 💬 Comment below if you’d want a student discount or group rate — I might just release one 😉

Morning everyone 👋 Let’s start the day with focus. Every good doctor — from medical student to consultant — should have one clear clinical goal for the week. Mine this week: finish the final edits of the UK Medical Student Survival Guide (launching in 5 days!). 👉 What’s your focus this week? Revision? Placements? Confidence with patients? Drop it below — I’ll reply with a personal tip for each one.

Be honest 👀 — what’s the HARDEST part of medicine right now for you? 👇 Vote and comment WHY (I’ll personally reply with a tip to each of you).

Happy Saturday everyone 👋 Weekends are a great time to go a bit deeper. Today I’ll be sharing: ✅ A tough cardiology quiz question (test your knowledge!) ✅ Later this evening — I’ll break it down and explain the answer from a consultant perspective. This is exactly the type of high-yield thinking that will make you stand out in exams, placements, and clinical practice. Stay tuned 🔔 — quiz question coming up shortly.