What does a career in surgery really look like?

Consultant General Surgeon Dr Stephen Thrush joins TCMS student Dan Eccles to discuss the many routes medical graduates can take, both inside and outside the operating theatre.

Stephen talks about his journey to Worcester, what drew him to the region’s healthcare community, and why he believes the Three Counties Medical School is already making an impact.

He also lifts the lid on life as a breast surgery specialist, offering honest reflections on the realities of the job and the satisfaction of working closely with patients.

A must‑listen for anyone considering a surgical future.

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What does it take to build a remarkable medical career?

In this episode, internationally respected hip surgeon Dr Ronan Treacy joins Three Counties Medical School student Dan Eccles to share his experience, insight, and personal advice for those just beginning their path into medicine.

Ronan reflects on his varied career, from pioneering surgical innovation to practising around the globe.

He also turns interviewer, asking Dan about life as a medical student, discussing Problem-Based-Learning, balancing work and downtime, and navigating the journey toward becoming a doctor.

Packed with wisdom, humour, and encouragement, this is an episode every aspiring medic should hear.

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What makes learning Medicine at Worcester different? In this episode, host Dan Eccles speaks with Dr Elizabeth Walden to explore the innovative teaching style at the Three Counties Medical School.

You’ll hear how Problem Based Learning (PBL) empowers students to think critically, work closely with peers, and develop the real‑world decision‑making skills every doctor needs.

With Dan’s student perspective and Dr Walden’s academic insight, this conversation highlights the supportive, practical, and collaborative learning environment that sets TCMS apart.

If you’re curious about how you’ll be taught at medical school, this episode is the perfect introduction.

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