Media and speaking
Documentaries, podcasts, long-form interviews, panels and talks, where there’s time to get the medicine right. I’ve done media for outlets including the BBC and The Wall Street Journal.
What I talk about
Subjects I work with every week, or have written and campaigned on.
Emergency surgery and the NHS front door
What happens when you arrive unwell, and how we got time to decision under an hour.
Frailty and older patients
Why “fit for surgery” is the wrong question, and what physicians do around the operation.
Health misinformation and social media
How medical content spreads online, from TikTok’s first Clinical Creator Council and Team Halo.
Sexual health and HIV testing
From 10 Downing Street with the Terrence Higgins Trust to campaigns that tell people what not to do.
Screening
What screening does and doesn’t cover, and what to do about changes you notice in between.
AI in medicine
Building AI-assisted apps as a doctor, the errors the models made, and published research on AI in imaging.
Careers in medicine and care
Getting into medical school, interview panels, and the jobs in health and social care people don’t think of.
Life as a doctor
What the job is really like, wellbeing in medicine, and the rota.
On stage
Speaking for The King’s Trust to young people thinking about careers in health and social care.
- Formats
- Documentaries, podcasts, long-form interviews, TV and radio news with notice, panels, keynotes, hosted dinners
- Media
- The BBC, The Wall Street Journal and others
- Events
- The King’s Trust; FIGS Rounds Table, London; 10 Downing Street, National HIV Testing Week
- Notice
- I work full time on a clinical rota, so short-notice live TV doesn’t usually work. With notice, most things do. On a deadline? Say so in your message and we’ll prioritise it.
- Fees
- Speaking and event fees on request, through Med Services. Charity and public health requests are always considered.
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