Hello everyone! I'm Abi, a second year medical student. I’m passionate about General Practice, and I have a lot to contribute to the society - whether that’s through events, academic support, or just making the society more welcoming. If you vote for me, I will: Work on creating more networking opportunities. Showcase how diverse and dynamic the role of a GP can be. Collaborate with other societies ...
Hi! My name is Teesta and I’m a third-year medic. My passion for GPPH is demonstrated through my achievements, including winning an Inspire GP Celebrating Primary Care Award and serving as Head of Strategy for two years. My commitment to delivering on promises is evidenced by my successful implementation of initiatives outlined in my previous manifesto: Organising "The Great Specialty Debate: Which Path is ...
Hi! I am Keshika, a third-year medical student, and after an inspiring GP placement this year, I have gained a real appreciation for the crucial role of GPs in the community. I loved seeing the continuity of care and the unique relationships GPs build with their patients, which has made me even more excited to get involved with GP Soc as Vice Chair. With experience as Head of Marketing for Tsoc, I’ve develope ...
My name is Nivi and I am a 4th-year medical student! I’m running for Vice Chair of GP Society because I want to enhance education, improve student engagement, and challenge outdated perceptions of GP. Medical societies have provided me with some of the most valuable teaching I’ve received—whether through peer-led revision sessions or career insights from experienced doctors. Now, I want to give bac ...
My name is Yusef, and I am honored to stand as a candidate for the role of Vice president. I am deeply committed to advancing the quality of teaching and opportunities within the GP society. Summary of aims and objectives: Create a mentorship programme with senior students/ junior doctors and students to help students develop a more competitive portfolio Enhance the quality of teaching to include more workshop ...