Hey Hello Podcast

Dr Simon Zidar - Part two

Hey Hello Podcast

Show Notes

Continuing our discussion from part one, we hear Dr Zidar share personal experiences within his career in anaesthetics. The experience of working as a trauma consultant, while sharing some vivid memories of injuries. Touching on life saving and life changing moments. Highlighting the vulnerability of the human body.

Dr Zidar shares his experience of volunteering in Fiji with operation open heart and his love for volunteer work. We chat about luck of the draw and the unexpected nature of the career. I ask would Simon, if given the chance.. would you choose a different career? Email - [email protected] Instagram - https://instagram.com/heyhellopodcast_?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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