Meet the Team
Meet our team of current junior doctors, motivated and dedicated to providing you with best-in-class teaching to help you through medical school and beyond
Teachers With Vision
Our Committee
Our team have all just finished their medical school training. Positioned perfectly to provide you will useful tips and tricks for passing your exams and surviving and thriving in the foundation programme!
Founder
Dr. William Bradley
University: Bristol
About Me: I have really enjoyed being part of Thursday Fifteen for the last 3 years. It has been very exciting to see it grow and be able to help so many students around the UK and abroad. I look forward to reaching many more students this year!
Founder
Dr.Lizzy Wasson
Hospital: King’s College Hospital
University: Bristol
About Me: I set up Medic Teaching and Thursday Fifteen as I really enjoy medical education. I also think some of the best, most memorable learning I have gained is from Foundation Doctors who have recent experience and know how to remember the huge amount of information. I really enjoy keeping topics as simple as possible and passing on slightly ridiculous ways of remembering the huge curriculum.
President
Dr.Shehza Shafeek
About Me: I’m Shehza, an FY1 SFP doctor at North Manchester General Hospital. I first got interested in medical education at uni, where I saw how good teaching could transform confidence and make tough topics feel manageable. Since then, I’ve loved being involved in making learning more accessible and enjoyable for students and juniors.
Tutors Co-Lead
Dr. Bianca Buencamino
About me: Hi I’m Bianca! I’m currently an FY1 at Northern Care Alliance and I went to Brighton and Sussex Medical School.
I’m interested in anaesthetics as a specialty and love all things fitness, cooking and dance in my spare time! I wanted to join the MedTic committee because I think peer to peer, high quality teaching played a huge role during my time at medical school and is such a valuable aspect of learning. I’m really excited to work with the team and hopefully pass on all the tips and tricks that really helped us!
Tutors Co-Lead
Dr. Katherine Wostenholme
About Me: Hi! I’m currently an FY2 in Harrogate District Hospital, having gone to University in Sheffield.
I am particularly interested in women’s health and medical education. I wanted to join MedTic because I used the resources myself as a student and want to develop the sessions and resources further to help current students with their exams.
I know how important high yield sessions are in the huge medical school curriculum and am looking forward to helping structure and organise sessions as tutors lead.
Sessions Lead
Dr. Sam Shareef
About Me:
Having benefited from MedTic’s resources in the past, I aim to create teaching that is practical, focused and easy to remember. My goal is to deliver high-quality, interactive sessions that make a large amount of content feel manageable and relevant.
Please feel free to get in touch if there are any sessions you would like to see or if you have any feedback.
Quality Control Lead
Dr. Yi Tao Sim
About me: My name is Yi, currently an F1 with Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust, with an interest in surgery!
I went to the University of Leicester. I joined Medtic to contribute my previous experiences and knowledge to deliver the best education resources and lessons to future doctors!
I am excited to work with such a wonderful team to see what we can learn from each other and the students to help all of us improve together!
Sponsorship & Research Lead
Dr. Ololade Tijani
About me: Hi everyone, I’m Ololade. I work in Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust and went to Leicester Medical School.
My interests include surgery, research, medical education and EDI. I enjoy baking, singing with my church choir and swimming. I am passionate about mentorship and equipping medics and aspiring medics to pursue their aspirations. I am delighted to be able to work with the MedTic Committee this year and hope to make positive contributions through this.
Marketing Lead
Dr. Sophia Hwai
About me: Hi! My name is Sophia and I went to the University of Edinburgh.
I currently work with Northern Care Alliance NHS Trust in Greater Manchester.
I joined Medtic to make a difference to how we teach online. Lectures don’t have to be boring and learning doesn’t have to be a chore. My goal is to stretch the boundaries of interactive learning and inspire our army of future doctors. I’m looking forward to running and sharing our exciting line-up of upcoming sessions.
Secretary
Dr. Chantae Reid-Agboola
About Me: Hello everyone, my name is Chantae a current FY1 in Greater Manchester, and I studied in the University of Nottingham, I am super excited about joining the MedTic family this year as your Secretary.
I have always enjoyed teaching, and being able to get involved with medical education is such an exciting opportunity. I hope that over the year we can help medical students grow in their understanding and confidence with topics that they have found more challenging. I hope to pursue a future career in surgery, and would love to expand on my teaching experience as I progress as well.
Social Media Rep
Dr. Deepshikha (Dee) Kumar
About Me: Hi! I’m Dee and I studied at the University of Liverpool. I’m currently working in the North West Deanery as an Academic Foundation Doctor, with a strong interest in research and medical education. I’m dual-trained in both Dentistry and Medicine and hold a Diploma in Medical Education.
I joined Medtic in January 2025 as the Social Media Representative to help take teaching to a national level. I’m passionate about case-based and problem-based learning, and believe that education should be engaging, challenging, and directly relevant to clinical practice.