David Love

Life in Medicine

Health EN ↓ 65 episodes

Have you ever had one of those conversations that you kind of did not want to end? Conversations, planned or impromptu , can take you places you never thought. In medicine, this happens commonly. In meetings, at conferences and in the corridors one is leaving work. Find out what makes people "tick" both in medical life and also out of it.

Author

David Love

Category

Health

Podcast website

www.buzzsprout.com

Latest episode

Apr 1, 2026

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Episodes

#16 - LiM - The challenges of surgical training 23.02.2020

Michael is a current orthopaedic trainee. He works hard and has a family. He has committed to his training and undertaken its challenges. It was great to listen to his description of these challenges and how he approached them.  He enjoys time outside medicine too including tinkering in his shed, something he has always done. 

#15 - LiM - Renal transplants and work in Pakistan 20.02.2020

Amanda is well known and respected General Surgeon who now likes to concentrate on renal transplants. She is one of 4 surgeons in her unit that now does up to 120 transplants per year. She has also done work in Asia with various foreign aid efforts. 

#14 - LiM Unaccreditied Trainee and Computer Games 10.01.2020

Ilya has been a junior doctor at the hospital that I work at. He has progressed though a unit from medical student level to now being a registrar. It has been interesting to watch a junior doctor develop and grow. 

#13 - LiM - Orthopaedic surgeon and a love of sport. 23.12.2019

Jason Harvey is a hand surgeon. He has fostered over the course of a decade a practice that is well balanced toward public and private sector work. He has a strong interest in the training of registrars as they will be the next generation. Outside of medicine he enjoys sport of various types and still spends time playing sport with friends and his family. 

#12- LiM - Neurosurgeon and Teaching in Africa 22.11.2019

Kate Drummond is Melbourne base neurosurgeon who heads up a busy unit that has a lot of trauma and cancer care. She also heads up a programme that offers aid in Africa and helps teach medical personnel  in these areas. This requires a lot of work an it is a wonder she can fit this into her already busy life. This organisation is call Pangea Global Health Education and can be found at wwwpangeaghe....

#11 - LiM - New Trainees "where to next?" 06.11.2019

Tim and Johnny have appeared on the Podcast before. Both have recently been accepted onto the Orthopaedic Training Programme. This is an opportunity to see what their hopes and aspirations are at this point. It will be good to observe them over the coming years and  I plan to chat to them during each year that they are in the programme. 

#10 - LiM - International Orthopaedic surgeon 09.10.2019

Sebastien Parratte is a French Orthopaedic Surgeon who has developed and interest in robotic surgery of the knee. He has, like many others, chased a technology thread that resulted in him learning more than just about the use of robots but also things like AI. He has recently moved to the UAE for a change of pace. 

#9 - LiM - Orthopaedic surgeon 07.10.2019

Ian Harris is an orthopaedic surgeon who has followed a very academic path. He now a predominately academic practice with interest in registry data and data analytics. He has been a strong advocate for the improving of research behind the surgical interventions that are carried out every day.

#8 - LiM - Orthopaedic surgeon 19.09.2019

Andrew Bucknill is pelvic trauma surgeon who has managed to fit into his life many other actvitiies that most others would consider risky. Over the last 10 years he also lead a very busy othopaedic unit both with trauma and elective services. 

#7 - LiM - Orthopaedic surgeon 17.09.2019

John Bartlett is very well known orthopaedic surgeon within the Melbourne Orthopaedic community. Has has been able to positively influence a generation of trainees and fellows visiting from overseas. While now retired, he still takes an active interest in the community to which he was so heavily involved with over the last 4 decades. 

#6 - LiM - Orthopaedic surgeon 05.08.2019

Harvinder is an orthopaedic surgeon. He is a keen cricket supporter, a musician and above all has a great way of looking at things. 

#5 - LiM 29.06.2019

Peter is a well known orthopaedic surgeon who has dedicated his life to the treatment of sarcomas and malignancy in the field or orthopaedics. He has set the standard for the treatment of these cases. Additionally he also has a vast interest in arthroplasty of the hip and knee and research into these areas including the uptake of new technology.  To balance this, he has taken up horse riding and a...

#4 - LiM 18.06.2019

Tim and Johnny are two young trainees who have recently applied for the orthopaedic training programme. This can be a stressful time in a young doctors life as they build their career. This podcast looks at that experience and also looks at what one may have done if they had another choice. 

#2 - LiM 11.06.2019

Andrew in an Orthopaedic surgeon who has an interest in trauma care and training of younger surgeons. 

#1 - LiM 19.05.2019

Chris is a surgeon who practices in Melbourne and has interest in surgery of the knee. He donates time to training young surgical trainees. 

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