Damilola Orija, a Nutritionist with culinary training who understands that food is delicious and it also plays a huge role on health.
I strongly believe that you don’t have to suffer or feel like you are suffering to achieve a healthy life. I aim to help you achieve your health goals without a restrictive and strict diet. This was birthed from seeing people struggle to follow a rigid meal plan. I have experienced this struggle first hand and I want to help you.
The House of Medics was founded because we realised that most of us were not passionate about traditional professional bodies anymore, and we found that when we discussed with our colleagues, many felt the same way.
Professional bodies and societies were originally social constructs that acted as support systems for their members, and provided a sense of belonging. We want to bring that back to medicine.
We also noticed a lack of opportunity for young people of different specialties and disciplines to genuinely interact. Each Royal College seems to cater to a small group of people - which of course has its advantages - but since we all work together and often have the same struggles, we believe the House of Medics must be multi-disciplinary.
We are creating the medical society of the future - one where people can have real conversations and make meaningful connections, whilst learning and improving themselves through CPD and other opportunities.
Our mentorship programme pairs aspiring students with those who have already experienced success in their chosen field. Our students are eternally grateful for what they learn, but also our mentors love the opportunity to educate and inspire. We’re passionate about creating more healthcare leaders in the future, and we provide leadership training to all our members also.
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