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| 1 Oct 2022 | |
| Event reports |
College sixth-formers interested in studying medicine were given valuable insights into medical careers during an ES networking event on Saturday 1 October.
Dr Nigel Sargant (Reeves 1990-95) is a consultant haematologist for Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, and he started off by giving a detailed illustrated talk on his career in haematology.
He was followed by Mr David Macafee (Pennell 1989-93), speaking via video link, who gave an interesting perspective on a day in the life of a surgeon, based on his experiences as a consultant at South Tees Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
The session concluded with a talk from Dr Rob Wicks (Powell 1974-79) about the breadth of experience necessary to work in general practice; Rob was a GP in Eastbourne and was also the College doctor for a number of years.
We are grateful to all the speakers for giving their time in providing some useful advice and enlightment to the pupils.
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