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Webinar Sessions with Dr. Olaoluwa Fajinmi
Dr. Olaoluwa Fajinmi, a Portfolio GP and Training Programme Director, brings a wealth of experience in clinical assessment, communication, and consultation skills. He has created five insightful video webinars, now available on our website, addressing key aspects of GP training and SCA exam preparations, with a focus on IMGs.
Dr. Olaoluwa Fajinmi is a Portfolio GP and Training Programme Director with a keen interest in Sports Medicine and Medical Education. He serves as a ringside doctor for England Boxing at amateur events nationwide. As a medical educator, he specialises in clinical assessment, communication, and consultation skills. He has experience as a Tutor at Warwick Medical School and currently leads the IMG module at the Coventry and Warwickshire VTS. Dr. Fajinmi is also an active speaker on GP training issues, particularly for IMGs, and runs a YouTube channel dedicated to this topic.
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SCA Webinar 1: Introduction/Exam Format
Get acquainted with the exam structure and key components. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of what to expect and how to navigate the exam effectively.
SCA Webinar 2: Consultation Skills for Success
Master the art of effective patient communication and consultation structure with essential techniques to enhance your consultation skills and ensure successful patient interactions.
SCA Webinar 3: Focused History Taking
Learn strategies for extracting pertinent information efficiently. This session will teach you how to conduct focused and thorough history taking to gather crucial clinical information.
SCA Webinar 4: Building IPS (Relating To Others)
Discover ways to enhance your inter-professional skills to work seamlessly within the patient during the consultation.
SCA Webinar 5: Shared Management
Explore approaches to shared decision-making and patient-centred care. This session will guide you on how to involve patient care plans and make collaborative treatment decisions.