In my first episode, I talk to you about my latest bingeing obsession. Nope not Netflix, but Masterclass! Recently I've been listening to Chris Voss' take on what it means to be a successful communicator. I discuss the three techniques of Mirroring, Labelling & Mastering Delivery. These are all methods I've tried in my consultations with patients and conversations in my real life lol. Check it out and let me know what you think. If you like the episode, please give me a 5 star rating over on iTunes. And always feel free to drop me a message/share the episode over on my Instagram page @amileya.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Life After The Letters

S3 E1: Three Techniques to Negotiate With Your Patients

Life After The Letters is back with a new format and solo host! Dr Amile will be back and sharing her reflections as a junior doctor in the NHS. New episodes every Monday.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Mr David Sellu is a surgeon and the author of the auto-biographical book Did He Save Lives?. In this candid book, he chronicles his journey as a well respected doctor with an impeccable record. We learn of the tragic circumstances that resulted in a patient death and a conviction of manslaughter. Having spent 40 years of his career working as a Consultant Colorectal Surgeon in West London, his life was irrevocably changed with investigations and imprisonment. After serving a 15 month sentence, Mr Sellu was released and granted an appeal. His conviction was overturned with buried evidence & he has since been exonerated of blame.Today's episode is an insight into the traumas and triumphs he faced.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mr David Sellu on Finding Justice Amongst Injustice.

Dr Robin Fawcett is an American-trained GP based in the UK. She is known for her holistic approach to wellness and her personal journey as a breast cancer patient. She joins Amile & Suba to share her unique perspective and unpredictable career trajectory.From being a child with dreams of being an Astronaut to dealing with difficult health situations amongst family, no stone is left unturned. We explore how literature and travel have informed her views on the world and the construct of 'Medicine' we practice everyday. We are also given an intimate into her experience of being on the other side of the doctor-patient relationship.You will leave this episode feeling more empowered to learn from the world and people around you. An absolute must-listen. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

S2 E12: Dr Robin Fawcett on Being a Doctor, Being a Patient & Being led by the Human Experience.

Many of you will remember the article that went viral earlier this year detailing the everyday 'petty tortures' inflicted on NHS doctors. Dr Jo Poole, an anaesthetic trainee, recounted her experiences of being treated poorly in a blogpost that went gained traction and then went on to form that article. After she shared her blog, she received hundreds of stories from junior doctors with a wide variety of horrific experiences.These included not being able to visit dying relatives, having to work after receiving cancer diagnoses during work & not being able to guarantee time off for your own wedding. She put these case studies together in a shocking (but relatable) dossier & has since worked with NHS stakeholders to improve the wellbeing of doctors.Listen to Dr Amile & Dr Suba sit with Jo as they discuss her story and the direction we need to go in to supporting our nations young doctors. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

S2 E11: Dr Joanna Poole on The Petty Tortures of Junior Doctors

In this episode, Amile & Suba sit down with social psychologist and 'perfectionism' expert, Dr Thomas Curran. He's a Professor at the LSE and has recently done a TED talk looking at today's obsession with Perfectionism. We talk about how our favourite flaw needs to be examined & taken seriously as a causative factor for mental illness. We think about how doctors and other professionals are perfect candidates for developing this trait. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

S2E10: Dr Thomas Curran on Perfectionism and The Need For Authenticity.

For this episode, Amile sat down with a champion of diverse medical careers, property investment and co-owner of EurekaDoc, Dr Lafina Diamandis. Though the converstaion could have gone in several directions, they focussed on the minefield of Property Investment. They talk about the importance of leveraging your resources & realising that mindset is just as important (if not more!) than money. You can pre-order Dr Lafina's second book 'Property Investing For Doctors: Proven Strategies For Aspiring Investors' for the special price of £3.99 before it launches on Wednesday 5th December. Essential reading for all you current and aspiring home/property owners! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

S2E9: Dr Lafina Diamandis on Property Investing For Doctors (And Other Busy People)

For the first time this season, Amile and Suba sit down over a Skype phonecall to chat about life as doctors out of training. They focus on Suba's brave move to New Zealand where she is working as a doctor in Auckland. They talk about the professional maturity they have developed, working life abroad & also reveal the career direction Suba wants to pursue. PS: Forgive us for the poor quality of some of the sound! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

S2E8: Dr Suba on Work, Life and F3 in New Zealand

In this episode, Amile sits down with the accomplished (and very cool) Dr Seema Yasmin. She grew up in East London, studied Medicine at Cambridge and has since found herself working across the world in various capacities.Though a doctor by name, she is a storyteller by nature. Her CV reads like no other. She worked as a CDC Epidemiologist during the Ebola Crisis, a News Anchor in the USA & a University Professor. She has done TED talks, written books, poetry & cares about social justice. In her most recently published book 'The Impatient Dr Lange' she details the life of her brilliantly eccentric mentor whose life was sadly cut short in the tragic MH17 plane crash.We learn how stories can offer solutions & why we must see our heroes as imperfect. Tune in. You won't be dissappointed!Connect with her on Instagram and Twitter. Also check out her books, The Impatient Dr Lange (out now) & Debunked! (to be released in 2019). Her poetry and Ted Talks can also be found online. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

S2E7: Dr Seema Yasmin on Journalism, Imperfect Heroes and The Power of Storytelling.

In this week’s episode, Amile & Suba head out of the recording studio to meet their next guest at his clinic on London’s Harley Street. Dr Tijion Esho is an award winning cosmetic doctor specialising in non-surgical techniques. He has clinics in London, Newcastle & Dubai and developed sold-out lip care products. In addition to his media and cosmetic work, he does philanthropic good through The Esho Charity Initiative. We talk about his journey from surgery to aesthetics, the influence of his Nigerian parents and why it’s important to find contentment within success. Listen for pearls of wisdom and many laughs! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

S2E6: Dr Tijion Esho on Building An Empire & Snapchat Dysmorphia.

Dr Jacyntha Khera is an Anaesthetic and ITU Doctor who lives and works in London. Early in her training, she experienced the death of two close family members within months of each other. Amile sits down with Jacyntha to discuss the ways in which she dealt with her grief whilst working. They explore her personal journey and how she's learnt to take off her ever-present 'doctor hat' in the process. She encourages clinicians to put themselves first & also acknowledge the reality of death in their lives. They also touch on organ donation, CPR and the taboo around these topics. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

S2E5: Dr Jacyntha Khera on Grief and Dealing with Death.

Jamie Saunders worked as a senior radiographer before studying to become a Physician's Associate. He toyed with the idea of becoming a doctor, but soon realised that the PA role better suited his desires and career aspirations. In this episode we explore the role and history of physician associates in the UK and abroad. We look at their real-life impact on services and also the controversy that has surrounded their jobs.From their introduction to the public as "cut-price doctors", to the backlash from the medical field to todays debate surrounding regulation...we leave no stone unturned. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

S2E4: Jamie Saunders on Physician Associates, bridging the gap & the need for regulation.

This week we sit down with Dr Ewoma Ukeleghe. She's a business owner, a junior doctor and goes by the name @skndoctor. In this episode, she talks about her breaking point in medicine & what caused her to put herself first in her search for happiness and job satisfication. We learn about her experience with burnout, self care and starting a business just after foundation training. This episode is perfect listening for those who want to take charge of their wellbeing, their dreams and are looking for the permission to start. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

S2E3: Dr Ewoma Ukeleghe on Aesthetic Medicine, chasing happiness & building the @skndoctor brand.

In this episode, we sit down with our friend Dr Maya Zosmer. Despite having doctor parents, her path to medicine was anything but straightforward. She started out in Architecture before the pull to medical school took its hold on her again. During her time as a doctor, she has found her passion in caring for some of our most vulnerable patients both here and abroad. From working in elderly care to carrying out projects to support the homeless, she has sought ways to affect meaningful change in these environments. She too has spent seasons doing humanitarian work in perhaps Europes most notorious refugee camp, Lesbos.At the end of the episode, we share some emotionally striking excerpts from her blog, Beyond The Bedside. Please also make sure to listen to the end of the epsiode to hear Amile's favourite song from Maya's band Pocket Satellite. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

S2E2: Dr Maya Zosmer on Homelessness, Humanitarian Work and Vulnerable Patients

This week, Amile sits down with the inspiring multi-hyphenate, Dr Hazel Wallace. As well as working as an NHS doctor, she's a qualified PT, blogger, podcaster and best-selling author. You may know her online as @TheFoodMedic.They discuss her journey to medical school and the growth of her platform, The Food Medic. This episode covers lifestyle medicine, public health, mindfulness and of course...nutrition.Follow Hazel on Instagram, Twitter or over on her website. Her second best-selling book is available for online purchase. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

S2E1: Dr Hazel Wallace on Lifestyle Medicine and @TheFoodMedic journey.

Amile & Suba met whilst working their first ever doctor jobs in a hospital just outside of London. They have since lived together, become friends & supported each other through the highs and lows of working life. Listen as they chat through the stories and challenges that face junior doctors every single day.

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