Where Are They Now?

Now an FY1 Doctor, Charlotte talks to us about how her placement in Iloilo helped her get there.

"I’ve now got a much better idea of where I want my career to go and what I want out of it."

"If you’re thinking about undertaking a placement with Work the World, just do it. Literally, just do it."

"The new perspectives I got while I was in Ghana are what helped shape my current practise more than anything else."

"It was my time with Work the World that got me this job, it totally prepared me for it!"

"People who understand the mechanisms of their injuries often undergo much more successful rehabilitation, which I see in my work today."

The first in our brand new series, we catch up with past Work the World travellers to see where they are now, and what part their overseas elective played. First up is Hugh, a GP Registrar in Orange, NSW, Australia.

We spoke to qualified Midwife Nada Majid about her elective in Ghana, and how it prepared her for the culturally diverse wards of Leeds.