Future Frontline

Future Frontline

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Future Frontline episodes

  • S1 E10 - Psychology

    In this episode Tash, Co-Founder of Future Frontline chats to Lizzie, a third year Psychology student at the University of Leeds.

    The conversation is about studying Psychology, becoming a clinical Psychologist and working as a Healthcare Assistant.

    43 min
  • S1 E8 - Dentistry

    In this episode our co-founder Tash has the pleasure of speaking to Emily, a final year dental student at the University of Bristol.

    To get in touch with Emily send her a message through Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/emilydental/

    For more information about studying dentistry and becoming a dentist, head to the Dentistry section of our website. https://futurefrontline.co.uk/dentistry 

    49 min
  • S1 E7 - Dietetics

    In this episode our co-founder Tash has the pleasure of speaking to Klaudia, a dietetics student at King's College London.

    To chat to Klaudia more, contact her through her instagram @hungryevidently https://www.instagram.com/hungryevidently/

    Check out the dietetics section of our website to learn more about study dietetics and the role of a dietician within the NHS. https://futurefrontline.co.uk/dietetics

    51 min
  • S1 E7 - Dentistry

    In this episode Tash chats to Emily, a final year Dental student at the University of Bristol. In this episode we discuss why Emily chose to study Dentistry, the different areas you can work in as a Dentist and what being a dental student in the UK is like.


    If you are considering studying Dentistry at university why not come along to our free work experience online event on April 7th. For more info head to: https://futurefrontline.co.uk/events/dentistry

    48 min
  • S1 E6 - Work Experience

    In this episode the Co-Founders of Future Frontline, Nikki and Tash, share their work experience ideas that you can do during the pandemic. They share their favourite books, podcasts, online courses, documentaries and many more ideas. A must listen for any aspiring healthcare student. Please remember to leave us a review on apple podcasts.

    Website: www.futurefrontline.co.uk

    Follow our Instagram: www.instagram.com/future_frontline 

    45 min
  • S1 E5 - Clinical Research

    In this episode Nikki talks to Viha, a clinical researcher. In this episode they discuss why clinical research is important in healthcare and what a typical day as a clinical researcher in a hospital is like. 

     Remember to follow our instagram: https://www.instagram.com/future_frontline/

    And check out the blog posts on our website: https://futurefrontline.co.uk/

    47 min
  • S1 E4 - Medicine: International Student

    In this episode Nikki speaks to Steph, a second year international medicine student at the University of Dundee. Steph tells us about her undergraduate degree in the US and her time working as an ambulance technician in Zimbabwe. She also shares her top tips to get work experience and to manage your time.

     

    Follow Steph's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/future.dr.stephoscope/

    46 min
  • S1 E3 - Medicine: GP

    In this episode Tash talks to Dr Andy Ahmed, a London based GP. In this episode we discuss the MDT hierarchy and why she chose Medicine and later on to go into GP. We also discuss our thoughts about healthcare professionals using social media. 

     

    We hope you enjoy this episode :)

    1 hr
  • S1 E2 - Adult Nursing

    In this episode Tash speaks to Angelica, a final year nursing student at the University of Surrey. We have an open discussion about what life is like as a student nurse on placement and what Angelica's plans for the future are. We hope you enjoy this episode!

     

    Angelica's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/selfcarewithjelli/?hl=en

    42 min

About Future Frontline

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Here at Future Frontline we want to educate others about the multitude of roles that make up our amazing NHS frontline. We believe in a future with collaborative practice at the centre of everything we do to provide the best quality of care to patients. We also believe that socioeconomic status should never be a barrier to pursuing a career in healthcare.