Fellowship Safaris

This week’s safari has Dr. Karan Gandhi, the country’s first fellowship trained hepatobiliary surgeon in Kenya at the helm. Come along with us as he walks us through his journey of self-discovery and actualisation as a surgeon and as a specialist surgeon on his medical education round trip safari from Kenya to South Africa and back. You for sure do not want to miss out on his mentorship experience, and the opportunities that this sub-specialty holds. #HepatobiliarySurgeon

Episode Highlights:

-Surgical training landmarks in Kenya and South Africa

-Subspecialist training in hepatobiliary surgery

Resource Alert!!!

Link to Master of Medicine in General Surgery:

https://surgery.uonbi.ac.ke/programs/master-medicine-general-surgery-mmedsurg

https://som.mu.ac.ke/index.php/k2-categories/postgraduate/master-of-medicine-in-general-surgery

https://www.aku.edu/mcea/surgery/Pages/residency.aspx

https://health.uct.ac.za/home/surgery#:~:text=Postgraduate%20studies&text=Registrars%20write%20the%20College%20of,various%20College%20examinations%20are%20high.

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Credits:

Executive Producer and original music: Mwakavi Maweu. Sound designer: Tevin Sudi. Special Thanks to AQ Studios. Graphic Designer: Benjamin Mboya. Special Thanks to Josephine Karianjahi and Melissa Mbugua of Africa Podfest. All Rights Reserved by Dr. Njeri Karianjahi and Fellowship Safaris Podcast.