I begin neurosurgery, face a chaotic ward and scrub into an urgent EVD insertion that confirms my calling
I begin neurosurgery, face a chaotic ward and scrub into an urgent EVD insertion that confirms my calling
I sit the MRCS Part A, survive a near-disqualification scare and leave Gozo changed by its slower rhythm.
I settle into a quiet Gozo rotation, exploring the island, fixing my posture and discovering that doctors can have a life too.
I begin FY2 in Gozo, trading Malta’s hospital chaos for a slower, smaller system that challenges me to rethink how I work.
I begin FY2 with greater confidence, new specialties and a determination to stay open to wherever medicine might lead me.
Journal entries from my rotation in orthopaedic surgery.
I thrive in orthopaedics, form a close friendship and confront the favouritism and sexism in healthcare.
I find stability in orthopaedics, reclaiming time for the sea, fitness, friends and study after a year that aged me fast.
I begin my orthopaedics rotation, meet a chaotic new team and discover a surgical world built on speed, strength and bone.
I begin general medicine, meet a genuinely supportive consultant and rethink what leadership and teamwork should look like.