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by Dr Gautham Benoy<\/strong><\/p>\n

So, I\u2019ve just finished medical school, got my results and passed exams. Now what? I\u2019m a doctor supposedly? These are my last few weeks in Imperial now! I start my FY1 in Sheffield so it\u2019s not just bye bye Imperial, It\u2019s bye bye London! But before I leave, I had one last act to finish; my elective. Ever since participating in the ICA (the Integrated Clinical Apprenticeship) at Imperial College, I\u2019ve started to develop a fond interest in medical education and Primary Care. Partly to blame for this are 2 of my most inspiring role models, Dr Ravi Parekh and Dr Andy McKeown who ran the ICA course which had been the best learning experience I\u2019ve had at Imperial College. Since I\u2019d become quite acquainted with the Department of Primary Care through my participation in the ICA and I had really enjoyed my specialty choice placement in medical education, I decided to do 3 weeks of my elective with the department. I\u2019m also starting my foundation job as an Academic Foundation Doctor in medical education and hope to incorporate medical education into my career; I thought a short glimpse into the future might be useful for me.<\/p>\n

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The Imperial College medical education elective dream team
(L-R) Seraphina Rong, Gautham Benoy, Ann Sebastian<\/u><\/strong><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Week 1<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

So, I\u2019m in the middle of packing all my things and moving out of my London accommodation. My contract expires in a week and I\u2019ve also got an AirBnB booked for 2 weeks to complete my elective. Things are quite hectic with packing and tenancy related paperwork e.t.c. But I look forward to starting my elective. I\u2019m getting to work with my favorite department and I\u2019ve still got 2 of my fellow Imperial students and good friends Ann and Seraphina who are still around doing their medical education elective with me.<\/p>\n

In our first week, we got to meet Ravi in day 1 who gave us a rundown of what we might expect for the next few weeks. He shows us a big excel spreadsheet with all the activities we would be doing, from teaching, mock-PACES, working on e-modules, the F-Zero Course and other projects going on in the department. We\u2019ve got a lot to do and so little time! So we rush off, sending emails to our supervisors for the projects we\u2019re working on arranging meetings, reminders and decorating my calendar with dates, locations and times. We take the first few days relaxed, just getting to know everyone and doing some of the background reading for our projects and planning, lots and lots of planning and timetabling. While also taking time to register where one can acquire free tea and biscuits.<\/p>\n

Worst of all, there was a slight miscalculation, next week was Easter! Meaning I\u2019d have to get some initial work done ASAP and get all the information I need to make sure I know what I\u2019m doing next week. Thankfully, I managed to plan my next few weeks with just enough time to spare.<\/p>\n

Most of my work involved designing content for e-learning modules with Dr Ali Dhankot, Dr Sian Powell regarding clinical reasoning and also for the lifestyle and prevention module with Dr Ed Maine. I also got to work with the F-Zero team including Ravi, Andy and Neha to help design in-course assessments. I would also be working with the other students to design a mock PACES and clinical communications stations for the current ICA cohort.<\/p>\n

Week 2<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

This is where all the work gets crammed in. Lots of tea and coffee was drunk, lots of hours typing and lots of jumping up and down on the exercise ball in the office to get the blood pumping.<\/p>\n

Even though it was Easter, I still had the company of Ann, Seraphina and also Dr Bhakti Visani and Dr Neha Ahuja who we<\/p>\n

re so helpful during the elective. They had their own work to do but both took on the responsibility of baby-sitting us, providing us with much needed guidance whenever we got stuck.<\/p>\n

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We\u2019re all hard at work while making sure we\u2019re well fed with tea and snacks
(L-R) Ann Sebastian, Gautham Benoy, Seraphina Rong<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I managed to do more reading into the literature around the content I was creating for the e-modules and the F-Zero assessments. I also made a start on the cases for the ICA students by interviewing some of the current Year 5 Specialty Choice Placement students on what cases they thought would be helpful for their year group. After going through all my specialties knowledge and thinking hard about the cases, I managed to come up with some cases designed to challenge the 5th<\/sup> years and hopefully improve their preparation for specialties. We also spent a lot of time planning and arranging the mock, considering things like rooms, timings and how it\u2019ll be supervised. This was a really good independent project for us since we were arranging an event ourselves.<\/p>\n

I also had the chance to run my own mini-PACES while being assessed by Dr Georgina Neve. When I arrived at the room I was teaching in, it was printed \u201cDr Gautham Benoy\u201d, now that definitely hit me. I have responsibilities now! I started to worry if the students would actually trust me to be a tutor despite being a student a few weeks ago. I wanted to make sure my students would benefit from the session, so I reflected on teaching I\u2019d already done through the student union and how GP tutors ran mini-PACES sessions. I incorporated all the knowledge and teaching I\u2019ve had on medical education to deliver mini-PACES session which was really immersive for me as a tutor. I felt like I had been given that responsibility as an educator and I really managed to reflect and learn from this experience where I was given full control over the tutorial.<\/p>\n

Week 3<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

Everyone\u2019s back from Easter! Now I\u2019ve got to show my supervisors all the work I\u2019d done. But I still had a lot to do before my meetings spread throughout the week. I crammed a lot of work in, writing content for the e-modules and finishing the assessment forms for F-Zero while simultaneously having multiple meetings and catching up with everyone. I got a feel for what it really is like working in the department and chasing deadlines. It was hard work, but it was definitely enjoyable and useful to experience.<\/p>\n

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Bhakti takes the opportunity to help me out with some of my project work
(L-R) Dr Bhakti Visani and Gautham Benoy<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I\u2019d managed it all in the end and with all my tasks complete I had my final debriefs with everyone. It turned out a lot better than I expected. Having rushed some tasks and always questioning whether what I produced was good enough, all my supervisors found my work really helpful and I felt like I had genuinely contributed to the improvement of the medical school. I was happy with what I had done and the whole experience, I felt fulfilled by the end of the week and also went on a lunch social with the department in my last week which was really good fun.<\/p>\n

With my elective over, I\u2019m really going to miss Imperial College. I\u2019d learnt so much over the elective and I\u2019m so glad to have been involved. It had driven me even more to pursue my career in General Practice and medical education. I met some amazing, inspirational people and the department was really friendly. I\u2019d definitely hope to take all I\u2019ve learnt forward in my career, but I\u2019d also love to keep in touch with the department even into the distant future since this is where my career began.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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