Straight out of med school and onto the front lines: Dr Timothy Tipoe shares his pandemic experience

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The Wiggly Path

The Wiggly Path Team

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A motivational 'hopecast' about making the most of the ups and downs of life. Be inspired by stories of courage and perseverance from underserved communities all around the world. The road to success is never a straight line and we are here to celebrate the wiggliness of it all. Our guests come from different countries, generations, and socio-economic backgrounds but they all share the quality of having led daringly 'wiggly' life paths. We think you will find their anecdotes equal parts sweet and edifying. Learn more at www.thewigglypath.com

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Straight out of med school and onto the front lines: Dr Timothy Tipoe shares his pandemic experience

The Wiggly Path

32 minutes 24 seconds

3 years ago

Straight out of med school and onto the front lines: Dr Timothy Tipoe shares his pandemic experience

We dedicate this episode to the countless early career medical professionals across the globe who have had to brave the unenviable transition between medical school and the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join us as we talk to Esther Yewpick Lee Millennium Scholar and Oxford University DPhil Candidate Timothy Tipoe about his experiences during this transformative moment in medical history. Dr Tipoe, or 'Tim', as he is known to his friends, graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2019 and was a medical intern when the pandemic began. His actions while working at Prince of Wales Hospital in 2020 are exemplary of the extraordinary courage that has been shown by thousands of early career healthcare workers the world over. Tune in to learn about the impact these last few years have had on new doctors and how many like Tim have found strength in such challenging times. Please have a listen to show your support.

Music composed by: Justin Yau
Interviewer and podcast co-creator: Jai Rane
Co-creator: Barbara Shaw