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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2026 · 1H 1M

Medicine, Leadership & Law: Redefining the Role of the Modern Doctor

from MNEMOS: Med School and Beyond · host mnemosmed

In this episode of MNEMOS: Med School & Beyond, we sit down with Dr. Mohammed Abu Sulemana; medical doctor, President of the Junior Doctors Association of Ghana, mental health advocate, and law student to explore what it truly means to be a doctor beyond the wards. From his journey into medicine shaped by expectations, to his persistence in leadership despite multiple setbacks, Dr. Mohamed shares powerful insights on service, resilience, and growth. We dive into the real challenges junior doctors face today, from workplace bullying and burnout to systemic inefficiencies in Ghana’s healthcare system and the ongoing efforts to address them. This conversation also unpacks the growing intersection between medicine and law, highlighting why documentation, ethics, and advocacy are becoming essential skills for every modern doctor. If you’re a medical student or early-career doctor trying to navigate your path, this episode will challenge how you think about leadership, purpose, and your role in shaping the future of healthcare. 🎧 Listen, reflect, and rethink what it means to practice medicine today.      

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