วีดีโอ

Thanks for this bro. This is one series i might reference on a regular basis

The weird PDPs are sending me 😆😆😆 Thank you Chief 💃🏻 dance

Very insightful discuss. Kudos 👏

So what would count towards significant events

I love this new set up.

WhatsApp group admin as leadership action 🤣🤣🤣 Chief please 🤣🤣 Again, thank you for this!!

This was so educative...Thank you so much...

This is so educative...Thansk Boss

Thank you Dr. Ola for this I'm looking forward to your masterclass and more videos to come.

Point 8 🙌🏾

Good one!

What would we have done without you chief!! Thank you sir!

Well done dr ola. Pls also add videos on how you got involved in education and sport medicine. Looking forward to future videos

What abbreviations did you find most challenging in training?

Portfolio opportunities were a major factor in my decision to become a GP instead of Hospital medicine. In my personal experience, the ability to work in diverse roles-clinical practice, health policy, population health, medical school examiner, and now focusing on finance for doctors-is a blessing I deeply appreciate. Brilliant video. If I had to choose again, I’d still #chooseGP.

When I started my GP Training 6 years ago as an IMG, there was so much to learn quickly, and often it was assumed that you knew some of these things - acronyms flying around. One key thing that I found helpful was to ask, ask, ask and ask - I asked questions and didn't assume anything. I found the TPDs and ES to be generally helpful. If in doubt, just ask This is a brilliant video for GP Trainees and anyone thinking of GP Training Thank you for making it

This is the best channel am coming across in recent times I urge you all to subscribe and turn on your notification bell . Please Dr Ola 🙏 kindly teach doctors overseas how they can relocate to the uk the step by step process

I’m very passionate about entering GP training. But I don’t want to go into it blindly. That’s why I’m here. I really need a mentor already living my dream

Great one Doc

Very informative chief 🙌🏽🙌🏽. Thank you for always wanting to improve the experience of we the young trainees.

Well done Dr. Fajinmi

It's not too late to know these

Exxellent points especially on getting a mentor, forming relationships and developing soft skills. Regards to the baby GP cooing away.

Very informative video for trainees! Improving oneself every day goes a long way. Feedback is a gift, don't take it personally but embrace it

Well done Dr Faj

Thank you for this wonderful video. i look forward to your video on how to navigate the fourteenfish and the hurdles with e-portfolio. Many thanks

Thank you for your video! Do you have any advice for what doctors new to NHS need to learn or practice before training?

When is the recommended time to attempt the AKT and SCA exams?

Insightful

Thank you so much for this! Truly the abbreviations are something else 🤣 Everyone is just supposed to know them, and get on with it. Also, asking questions sometimes might be tough especially because we can be self conscious and boarder line insecure starting training in a new place with a totally different culture. GOD Bless you Chief!

Thank you sir

Please content on becoming a Portfolio GP?

Another lovely one. Looking forward to a video on “a day in your clinic “!

Thanks. Nice one

Thank you Dr Ola

Thank you mentor

Thank you Dr Ola...Great and educative

Another one! Thank you chief.

Thanks for this. It's definitely not easy

Thanks Chief Ola for this platform

I think I’d appreciate a video that covers things you wish you knew when starting GP training

Thank you for this

Well done boss. Keep the videos coming.

So true. Thanks for this.

Here for this Doc! Love your simplicity

We need a lot more Thanks for all you do. This is quite enlightening Also, can u help with getting into GP, after you get an offer

Please I’ll like to know about portfolio and career opportunities as a GP, also, ARCP requirements. Thank you chief 🙏🏽

Welldone Doc Fajinmi

Very true! Especially the 5th point!! It annoys me. It is not the easy way out for the not very ambitious or brilliant doctors! Quite the opposite!