Come along to this celebration of discovery, but be warned, itchy feet are inevitable

Dr Sam Roper, a trainee paediatrician with an interest in humanitarian medicine, reflects upon her time in Sierra Leone working with survivors of ebola: plenty to learn from stories of incredible resilience.

Ali Blatcher on being a TV doctor for Channel 4’s reality tv programme Eden. Certainly an alternative career for an adventure medic.

So, how do you attend a job interview from a remote highway in Kazakhstan?

Raw footage of the moment of injury and the subsequent rescue of Andrew Cotton after his wipeout on a massive wave at Nazare

Rope swings, paragliders, nuff said you know you want to watch it.

Free diving the crystal clear waters of and Icelandic lake between a couple of tectonic plates.

Classy little video of drone lit mountain biking.

Dr Stephen Fabes summarises his epic journey away from medicine, cycling across 6 continents and taking in marginalised & far-flung medical clinics & projects along the way. He finishes by telling us why it’s so important for us to support humanitarian campaign As One.

Looking for the evidence on working abroad to wave in front of your concerned programme director? The RCPSG have produced a must read report to help with job interviews or your bid for ‘out of programme’ experience.