by admin | 20/03/2025 | MBA
“Wait, I Have to Do What Now?” — Reflections on Starting an MBA Apprenticeship When I first signed up for the MBA via the Level 7 Senior Leader Apprenticeship, I thought I had a fairly good idea of what I was getting into: some lectures, a few assignments, a project...
by admin | 24/02/2025 | MBA
In January 2024, during my annual appraisal, a suggestion was made that resonated deeply with me: to pursue an MBA. It wasn’t just a tick-box recommendation—it was a meaningful nudge toward a path I’ve long been curious about. The idea of stepping beyond the clinical...
by admin | 06/02/2025 | Life of a Clinical Director
There’s a quiet moment, just after the email lands, when the weight of a new role begins to settle in. Being appointed Clinical Director through a competitive process isn’t just a personal milestone — it’s a chance to serve. It marks the transition from contributing...
by admin | 13/11/2024 | PGVLE, Virtual Learning
Sometimes you start something and it just keeps going. The PGVLE is just that for me In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare education, the Postgraduate Virtual Learning Environment (PGVLE) a Moodle based platform started in 2020 continues to grow and has managed...
by admin | 15/09/2024 | Personal Projects
There’s something deeply satisfying about creating something with your own hands – especially when it’s for someone you love. My first resin and wood board made as a birthday gift for a very close family member. Crafted from rich English Elm and a striking green...
by admin | 17/07/2024 | Personal Projects
So after all the excitement if making a table I didn’t anticipate that i’d effectively get a commission for one! I was asked by a family friend to make a cheese/charcuterie board for a charity auction. It was an interesting project and I was able to get it...
by admin | 16/01/2024 | Personal Projects
My first experience with the router sled was actually quite good (DIY Router Sled) but it was time consuming with my trust little Ryobi Trim Router struggling over a few days to deliver a nice milled surface. The frequent battery changes made it very challenging! ...
by admin | 10/01/2024 | Personal Projects
Best Wood for Resin Tables and How to Use It So before venturing into my first resin table, I watched so many videos of it and one thing I noted was that walnut was a popular choice. But it isn’t the only choice. So i’ve had a look at whats online and put...
by admin | 23/06/2023 | Commentary
In the realm of healthcare, trust is the cornerstone of the patient-physician relationship. Patients rely on medical professionals to provide competent and compassionate care. However, as fallible humans, medical errors can and do occur. Recognising the importance of...
by admin | 02/06/2023 | Commentary, News, Publications
Something that sets Trauma & Orthopaedics apart from more specialties is the fact that we use power tools. Suffice to say that the tools of our trade that allow us to facilitate a persons quality of life come with drawbacks. The volume in the operating theatres...
