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The Out Of Programme (OOP) podcast shines a spotlight on clinicians who have ventured beyond the traditional path of clinical training to forge unique and unconventional careers. Hosted by Dr Jing Ouyang, this series delves into the diverse backgrounds, driving motivations and transformative moments that shaped their journeys outside the realm of medicine. Whether you’re a clinician curious about life beyond the white coat or simply fascinated by stories of bold career reinvention, this podcast offers inspiring conversations and thought-provoking insights that go beyond the ordinary.
Unknown Host hosts Out Of Programme, a business show with 37 episodes published.
What happens when a South African surgeon gets plucked out by Lord Darzi, builds the first machine-readable BNF, and spins a company out of Imperial that reduces prescribing errors by 83%? In this episode, we speak with
What happens when a doctor trained in experimental psychology leaves medicine in F2, builds products in Silicon Valley, runs a £10M/day COVID testing programme, and becomes Chief Product Officer of the UK's largest healt
What happens when a medical student sells a surgical robotics startup before finishing FY1 — and then spends the next decade inventing devices he deliberately never runs? In this episode, we speak with Dr Alastair Darwoo
What happens when a GP trainee with zero finance knowledge decides to break into healthcare VC — and ends up co-founding a clinician-led angel syndicate? In this episode, we speak with Dr Meenakshi Jhala, NIHR Academic C
What happens when a cardiologist realises NHS IT is failing patients — and decides to build an AI clinician that actually listens? In this episode, we speak with Dr Dom Pimenta, a former NHS cardiologist who left clinica
What happens when a doctor spends a decade at McKinsey, returns to the NHS, and creates a Chief Innovation Officer role from scratch? In this episode, we speak with Dr Rishi Das-Gupta, former Chief Innovation Officer at
What if the path to your true calling isn't through following expectations, but through recognising where your real talents lie? In this episode, we speak with Dr James Somauroo, former anaesthetist turned health tech en
What happens when four radiologists decide to build a health tech company while still working clinically – and end up raising Series B funding while hiring junior doctors into non-clinical roles? In this episode, we spea
What happens when a burned-out registrar ignores consultant warnings and teaches himself code—then builds AI tools that bridge clinical care and startup innovation? In this episode, we speak with Dr Paul Jewell, a medica
What happens when an anaesthetist with a passion for physiology discovers the world of sleep medicine — and decides to build a tech startup to solve one of healthcare's biggest undiagnosed problems? In this episode, we s
What happens when a junior doctor leads the biggest NHS dispute in a generation — and then builds a global medical education organisation? In this episode, we speak with Dr Johann Malawana, an obstetrician and former cha
What happens when two medical students spot a dirty tourniquet, build a single-use alternative that sells 75 million units globally — and one of them still operates every week as an NHS consultant plastic surgeon? In thi
What happens when a radiologist leaves clinical practice to become a HealthTech investor, backing 100+ startups, and championing philanthropy in healthcare? In this episode, we speak with Dr Fiona Pathiraja-Moller, a for
What happens when a doctor with cystic fibrosis, who was once told he may not be able to cope with the rigours of medicine, not only becomes a doctor but also founds a MedTech company aimed at improving patient experienc
From a junior doctor to a prominent HealthTech voice and founder – how did Dr. Derrick Khor build a thriving medical consulting group and become a go-to expert for health innovation? In this episode, we sit down with Dr
From the NHS front lines to health diplomacy and global consulting: How does a doctor navigate a non-linear career path, bridging East and West in health innovation? In this episode, we speak with Dr Ruby Wang, a doctor
What does it take to move from French to UK healthtech, found not one, but two pioneering healthtech companies, and innovate obstetric surgical practice within the NHS? In this episode, we speak with Dr Benjamin de Viari
What happens when a junior doctor builds a SaaS business for the NHS before SaaS was even a thing? In this episode, we sit down with Dr Henry Carleton — founder of Circadian and Four Eyes Insight, two healthcare software
From WHO internships to NHS executive leadership — with a startup in the mix. In this episode, we speak with Dr Victoria Bakare, a GP whose career spans global health roles at the WHO, UN, and World Bank, a leadership po
What happens when a junior doctor turns a single flat into 50 properties — and then builds a platform to fix the broken home-buying system? In this episode, we speak with Dr Sayinthen Vivekanantham, a former NHS doctor w
Paul Jewell
medical doctor and health tech entrepreneur · Assuric
1 appearance on this show
Jonathan King
gastroenterology registrar, NHS clinical entrepreneur fellow · Quality Meats Creative
1 appearance on this show
Ash Patel
Managing Director at Houlihan Lokey · Invest Beyond Multifamily
1 appearance on this show
Dr Meenakshi Jhala
King's College London
1 appearance on this show
Dr Farzana Rahman
Hexarad
1 appearance on this show
Dr Paul Jewell
Assuric
1 appearance on this show
Dr Tom Chambers
Theta Sleep
1 appearance on this show
Dr Johann Malawana
Medics.Academy
1 appearance on this show
Dr Fiona Pathiraja-Moller
Christa Gali Ventures
1 appearance on this show
Dr Jonathan King
Medical Ease
1 appearance on this show
Dr Derrick Khor
Medical Consulting Group
1 appearance on this show
Dr Ruby Wang
Foreign Office
1 appearance on this show
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