Ryan

I am a General Practitioner working in London. I have a special interest in medical education at undergraduate and postgraduate level and am also a Honorary Clinical Lecturer at Imperial College London. I am heavily involved in teaching 1st, 3rd and 5th year students from Imperial College who attend my GP Surgery on rotation. I have an excellent understanding of how to teach history taking and examinations to ensure a strong pass in OSCE`s. This involves a strong focus on building rapport and integrating the patient`s ideas, concerns, and expectations into the consultation model.

I obtained a Distinction in my Post Graduate Award from the University of Warwick in The Essentials Medical Education.

In my Final year OSCE exams at Edinburgh University. I achieved a score of 84.5%. I have excellent communication skills and an excellent grasp of how to approach a consultation - including key questions to ask to illicit crucial information that can be used to distinguish between differential diagnoses.

During my training I have gained experience teaching medical students from Southampton, Buckingham and Oxford university. I provided a structured approach to every session, ensuring that there were clear and attainable objectives. I focus on ensuring a sound understanding of the physiology of each system to provide a solid basis when learning about the clinical aspects of disease.

Availability: Monday: after 7pm
Tuesday: after 7pm
Wednesday: after 7pm
Thursday: after 7pm
Friday: after 7pm
Saturday: 9am - 7pm
Sunday: 9am - 7pm

Willing to travel: Home Only

Experience: Qualifications:
Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners (2025)
Post graduate certificate in Medical Education; Distinction- University of Warwick (2024)
Medicine; Pass - Edinburgh University Medical School (2015 -2020)
Biomedical Sciences; 2:1 - University of Warwick (2012 -2015)
A levels: Chemistry: A, Maths: A, Biology: B. Tiffin School (2005 -2012)

With 8 years of experience studying at University, I have gained a very good grasp of the pathophysiology and clinical aspects of disease. I have honed my own study skills, making use of techniques such as spaced repetition and active recall to ensure revision is efficient and enables exam success.

I have a lot of experience tutoring medical students in non- clinical & clinical years as part of a "buddy scheme" at the University of Edinburgh Medical School. I am able to tailor delivery of information in a way that suits my students.

I will be tutoring online. If London based, depending on location, I may be able to travel.

DBS Check: Yes