EPISODE · Jun 22, 2025 · 35 MIN
From Junior Doctor to Global Health Visionary Leader The Story of Dr. Rania Ibrahim
from The Power Shift · host Dr. Abeyna Bubbers-Jones - Helping doctors change careers
From Junior Doctor to Global Health Visionary Leader: The Story of Dr. Rania Ibrahim and Her Transformation on the Doctors in Industry Programme Apply to book your free strategy call now – Click here About This Episode: Dr. Rania Ibrahim shares how she went from a junior doctor feeling out of place in the NHS to becoming a visionary global health leader, building a movement rooted in purpose, identity, and impact. We explore the intersection of identity, creativity, health challenges and leadership and how the Doctors in Industry programme helped her harness community, visibility and business clarity to grow her work and legacy with Kolana Collective. What You’ll Hear in This Episode: Why Rania left clinical medicine and how her migrant identity shaped her path How vulnerability became her superpower in launching a global health movement Why community and representation were key to building her business and impact Dr. Rania Ibrahim LinkedIn About Dr. Abeyna Bubbers-Jones Abeyna is a Consultant Occupational Health Physician, entrepreneur, and founder of Medic Footprints a global platform supporting doctors to build high-value, diverse careers beyond the NHS. She’s worked with thousands of doctors to reposition their value, create industry impact, and get paid what they’re worth. Follow Abeyna on LinkedIn Want to Build a Career That Pays You What You’re Worth? The Doctors in Industry Programme helps doctors like you land high-value industry roles and £5k+ clients fast. No retraining. No burnout. No more wasting time feeling invisible. Click here to book your free strategy call now Spots are limited – let’s get you moving.
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