Talk 1 Do it yourself surgery Talk 2 The life of a Junior Hospital Doctor 50 years ago
Peter Sykes
- Region:
- North West
- Notice Period:
- Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
- Type:
- Professional
- Fee:
- Paid: £3pp with a minimum of £100 in the form of a cheque to The East Cheshire Hospice
- Category:
- Entertainment
- Updated:
- 18th October 2022
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Do It Yourself Surgery
This is a demonstration, with audience participation, showing how a surgeon dons a sterile gown and gloves, and then performs a keyhole operation. The demonstration is interspersed with many amusing medical stories and anecdotes.
Life as a Junior Hospital Doctor 50 years ago.
The good the bad, the highs and the lows of life as a Hospital Doctor in years gone by. Humour and sorrow in equal measure.
Views: 273 | Enquiries: 1About Peter Sykes
I am a retired surgeon whose reflections on a long and rewarding career in the NHS have resulted in the publication of a number of light-hearted novels and short stories. Details can be found by searching for Peter Sykes on Amazon Books. My writing continues now in the form of a blog available at www.medicaltales.org When not writing, I pass my time enjoying the 3 G’s — Golf, Gardening, Grandchildren, oh and also, if I’m being honest, Gin and Grumbling that ‘things ain’t what they used to be’.
My Talks... My talks revolve around the lighter side of hospital life; tales about Interesting patients, amusing anecdotes and humorous events that I have witnessed over the years. My aim is to be interesting, entertaining and educational. Fee: I do not charge a fee or expenses. Instead I expect a donation to The East Cheshire Hospice, the amount varying with the size of the audience. I suggest something of the order of £3 pp with a minimum donation of £100
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