Coming in from the past… re the Scottish doctor. I can’t see him on the GMC specialist register, so he’s not a consultant / hasn’t CCT’d.
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Agreed. He removed it quickly from his Twitter bio when he caught some heat on here. He was discussed and evidenced that he's a nut job but I got burned at the stake.
I think he deserves his own thread but have no clue with where it would go or how to do it
Wow! Did he post that he was a consultant? The GMC would love to know about that. He’s implying credentials/expertise that he simply doesn’t have.Agreed. He removed it quickly from his Twitter bio when he caught some heat on here. He was discussed and evidenced that he's a nut job but I got burned at the stake.
I think he deserves his own thread but have no clue with where it would go or how to do it
I found the whole spiel about Jack ‘deserving’ money really bizarre. But what do you expect from a Wakefield fan (the person, not the town. No shade on West Yorks frau und herren intended).
Look at his LinkedIn. And add Gibraltar into the mix.
Oh, and his PhD is in Philosophy. So yeah.
If someone knows how to do a thread and where to put it I'll repost the stuff I dug up in the right place
Grift is strong with him
OT so spoilered.
He is a doctor. He’s currently registered to practice on the standard GMC register. His MB ChB is a medical degree.
He may well also have a PhD in Neuroscience. The ‘doctor of philosophy’ is no indicator of subject. I know as I have a PhD
and my cert says this. It’s fairly typical for medical doctors to do a PhD mid-training, especially if they want to progress in competitive fields.
He may also be a member of the Royal College of Physicians, but I can’t find a search function. He will have passed the initial exam that is typically done as part of medical ‘core training’ (minimum 4 years post degree). This does not imply expertise in a speciality but broad competence across ‘medicine’ (as opposed to, say, surgery).
He may well be in the process of speciality, i.e. higher training. If he’s a physician, this won’t include psychiatry. That would require membership of the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
He is lying about being a ‘medical consultant’ as there is no such job title or role. He’s being tricksy with words and gets away with it as most people don’t have sufficient knowledge to interrogate.
Sorry if I am pointing out the obvious! I have enough knowledge about medicine careers to spot a liar or exaggerator a mile off
He may well also have a PhD in Neuroscience. The ‘doctor of philosophy’ is no indicator of subject. I know as I have a PhD
and my cert says this. It’s fairly typical for medical doctors to do a PhD mid-training, especially if they want to progress in competitive fields.He may also be a member of the Royal College of Physicians, but I can’t find a search function. He will have passed the initial exam that is typically done as part of medical ‘core training’ (minimum 4 years post degree). This does not imply expertise in a speciality but broad competence across ‘medicine’ (as opposed to, say, surgery).
He may well be in the process of speciality, i.e. higher training. If he’s a physician, this won’t include psychiatry. That would require membership of the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
He is lying about being a ‘medical consultant’ as there is no such job title or role. He’s being tricksy with words and gets away with it as most people don’t have sufficient knowledge to interrogate.
Sorry if I am pointing out the obvious! I have enough knowledge about medicine careers to spot a liar or exaggerator a mile off
Thank you for confirming what I dug up!OT so spoilered.
He is a doctor. He’s currently registered to practice on the standard GMC register. His MB ChB is a medical degree.
He may well also have a PhD in Neuroscience. The ‘doctor of philosophy’ is no indicator of subject. I know as I have a PhD
He may also be a member of the Royal College of Physicians, but I can’t find a search function. He will have passed the initial exam that is typically done as part of medical ‘core training’ (minimum 4 years post degree). This does not imply expertise in a speciality but broad competence across ‘medicine’ (as opposed to, say, surgery).
He may well be in the process of speciality, i.e. higher training. If he’s a physician, this won’t include psychiatry. That would require membership of the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
He is lying about being a ‘medical consultant’ as there is no such job title or role. He’s being tricksy with words and gets away with it as most people don’t have sufficient knowledge to interrogate.
Sorry if I am pointing out the obvious! I have enough knowledge about medicine careers to spot a liar or exaggerator a mile off
Another grifting polyp on the anus of humanity
A thread to discuss Dr Daniel Goyal.
An introduction by @stunrw :
72k followers. Charges people to cure autism via diet and was involved in that clinic where people were advised to drink bleach to cure it. Oh and he has a Patreon teaching/managing peoples twitter. And claims to be a consultant. When he isnt. As proved by the GMC register.
Continue! Thanks all.
An introduction by @stunrw :
72k followers. Charges people to cure autism via diet and was involved in that clinic where people were advised to drink bleach to cure it. Oh and he has a Patreon teaching/managing peoples twitter. And claims to be a consultant. When he isnt. As proved by the GMC register.
Continue! Thanks all.
Came to notice going into whitenight for the Slop Goblin after the doxxing incident. Clearly lacking any form of critical thinking skills as failed to notice most of what she’s got up to, other than her “doing a lot of good” and subscribing to her Patreon. Which according to him she is up to date with. Missed the Kickstarter and Sue Lee issues for a start!
Lists himself as a Consultant with some very impressive post nominals, initially on his twitter but they suddenly disappeared when a few bods on here started to pick them apart.
Has 3 LinkedIns where he lists himself as a Consultant on one, an Environmental Physician on another and Internal Medicine and Clinical Lecturer on the last. He is registered to practice on the GMC register but isn't on the specialist register, so isnt a consultant as confirmed by several medically adjacent Hausfraus. Timeline for all his many qualifications dont add up if he only qualified in 2001.
Flogs cures for autism in children through his private clinic while seemingly working in the arse end of Scotland, and lecturing in Gibraltar.
Oh, and you could join his Patreon where he will teach you how to be an activist on Twitter. Has been suggested that this is who is attempting to rehabilitate/cleanse the Slop Goblins twitter and provider of all the auto postings on various far left twitter feeds.
Think that covers it for the start!
Edit: Also has a beard, is a paid contributor to New Statesman and has politics that make Corbyn look moderate. So is traditional neck beard material
Lists himself as a Consultant with some very impressive post nominals, initially on his twitter but they suddenly disappeared when a few bods on here started to pick them apart.
Has 3 LinkedIns where he lists himself as a Consultant on one, an Environmental Physician on another and Internal Medicine and Clinical Lecturer on the last. He is registered to practice on the GMC register but isn't on the specialist register, so isnt a consultant as confirmed by several medically adjacent Hausfraus. Timeline for all his many qualifications dont add up if he only qualified in 2001.
Flogs cures for autism in children through his private clinic while seemingly working in the arse end of Scotland, and lecturing in Gibraltar.
Oh, and you could join his Patreon where he will teach you how to be an activist on Twitter. Has been suggested that this is who is attempting to rehabilitate/cleanse the Slop Goblins twitter and provider of all the auto postings on various far left twitter feeds.
Think that covers it for the start!
Edit: Also has a beard, is a paid contributor to New Statesman and has politics that make Corbyn look moderate. So is traditional neck beard material
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To be fair, he could easily have achieved the list above if qualified in 2001. If you have run-through core/specialist training (or just work really hard and stay full-time), it can be 8 years post medical school to consultant.
The senior lectureship is likely to be tied to having an honorary contract in a medical school (i.e. teaching medical students). Would be surprised if it’s an SL, though, as he’s emphatically not a consultant.
He’s in the same bin as the Van TunnockBollocks and a couple of other med-fluencers, who can all duck off out the niches of people who are properly qualified and accountable.
The senior lectureship is likely to be tied to having an honorary contract in a medical school (i.e. teaching medical students). Would be surprised if it’s an SL, though, as he’s emphatically not a consultant.
He’s in the same bin as the Van TunnockBollocks and a couple of other med-fluencers, who can all duck off out the niches of people who are properly qualified and accountable.
Daniel Goyal
www.newstatesman.com
”Medical Consultant”
He's only been on Twitter since 2021, but I had him muted. Most likely because of some pandemic quakery.
So according to the “hospital” he worked at in Gibraltar:
MBChB
DTM&H
MRCP
PhD
Achievable if qualified in 2001? Which was the MBChB which I believe is 5 years?
The DTM&H looks to be something you collect tokens off the back of a packet of cereal to get
The other two, I will defer to your professional knowledge on. Oh, and his research in Gibraltar is “Health & Sports Sciences”.
What would be the “Administrative reasons” for not being licenced?
MBChB
DTM&H
MRCP
PhD
Achievable if qualified in 2001? Which was the MBChB which I believe is 5 years?
The DTM&H looks to be something you collect tokens off the back of a packet of cereal to get
The other two, I will defer to your professional knowledge on. Oh, and his research in Gibraltar is “Health & Sports Sciences”.
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What would be the “Administrative reasons” for not being licenced?
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COVID: It never went away
The former health secretary has said the COVID pandemic is over. The reality could hardly be more different, with high case numbers, staff absences, and a terrible legacy of stress and overwork
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Listed as a Consultant. Although given his politics Im not surprised he’s up the arse of the BMA
Stupid question: But my buddy who IS a consultant (on the specialist register and everything) is referred to as Mr? In that article GOYAL is referred to as Dr. Is this my buddy being a knob or is that normal?
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Mr tends to be used for surgical specialites and Dr for general medicineCOVID: It never went away
The former health secretary has said the COVID pandemic is over. The reality could hardly be more different, with high case numbers, staff absences, and a terrible legacy of stress and overwork
Listed as a Consultant. Although given his politics Im not surprised he’s up the arse of the BMA
Stupid question: But my buddy who IS a consultant (on the specialist register and everything) is referred to as Mr? In that article GOYAL is referred to as Dr. Is this my buddy being a knob or is that normal?
Ah ok. He’s a Consultant in something plumbing related and the other one is a Consultant Psychiatrist so that must be it.
There's always a compulsorily-dissolved company, isn't there? Amazing.
We did consider whether he played chess………………
On account of nobody being that blind to the facts he missed on his white-knighting (while furiously wanking) thread
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Slop Gobiin
Big Lin and various made up award ceremonies
This clown
You can see how they pool together……..
Hasn't old Man Behaving
