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In this episode, Tommy is joined by Dr. Jonathan Hanson, an experienced sports medicine doctor who has worked with elite sports teams, including Formula One, rugby, and football teams. Dr. Hanson shares his unique career path from medical school to becoming a go-to specialist in sports medicine, emphasising the role of mentorship and specialised training. He also discusses the importance of financial education for medical professionals, describing how early advice on investments, insurance, and the NHS pension helped him manage his finances effectively. Notably, he recounts his involvement in developing concussion guidelines in Scotland and shares some memorable experiences, including wearing Sam Allardyce's trainers during his time with the England football team. The episode wraps up with valuable advice for new doctors on managing their careers and finances.
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