Dr. Zeshan Qureshi

Zeshan Qureshi Profile Photo - About Page

BM BSc (Hons) MSc MRCPCH FAcadMEd MRCPS(Glasg)

I am an academic and clinical paediatrician, with a special interest in global health and medical education. I work at King’s College Hospital, London. My academic work is linked to the Institute of Global Health, University College London. I graduated with distinction from the University of Southampton in 2009 and have published and presented research in the fields of pharmacology, global health, and medical education. I am the chief editor of the successful Unofficial Guide to Medicine series, which regularly tops Amazon’s bestseller list for medical books. Outside of work, I enjoy tennis, travelling, gardening and scuba diving.

Zeshan Qureshi - Child Health
I am a paediatrician based at King’s College Hospital. I practise in all areas of paediatrics, including General Paediatrics, Neonatology, and Emergency Medicine. I work closely with a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals to deliver patient-centred care to sick children in the local community.
Stillbirth Research Presentation
I currently work as part of global collaborations to improve data and awareness of the global burden of stillbirths, and what can be done to reduce it. I am currently coediting the Oxford textbook of Global Maternal and Child Health.
Zeshan Qureshi Publicity Photo UGTM
I lead “The Unofficial Guide to Medicine” textbook series, which uses a unique publishing model to produce award winning, best-selling titles. The books have won awards from institutions such as the BMA, British Institute of Radiology, and The Association for the Study of Medical Education. What’s more, in the process of selling over 28,000 books, over £8000 has been raised for charity.
Zeshan Qureshi Mental Awareness
I am passionate about raising awareness about the importance of good mental health, particularly amongst healthcare professionals. Doctors in the UK have double the suicide rate of the general population. I regularly make media appearances and give talks across the world to try and make doctors more aware of how to manage their mental health.

ASME New Leader Award

In 2015, I was granted the ASME New Leader Award. This is an annual prize which recognises outstanding leadership in the field of medical education. The award is designed to provide recognition for those who have taken a leadership or management role in undergraduate, postgraduate or continuing professional development that has had clear benefit and impact on improving the quality of learning, teaching or the patient experience. Improving the quality of medical education is my main passion, and to be recognised for that by the UK’s largest medical education group means a great deal.

ASME New Leader Award

In 2015, I was granted the ASME New Leader Award. This is an annual prize which recognises outstanding leadership in the field of medical education. The award is designed to provide recognition for those who have taken a leadership or management role in undergraduate, postgraduate or continuing professional development that has had clear benefit and impact on improving the quality of learning, teaching or the patient experience. Improving the quality of medical education is my main passion, and to be recognised for that by the UK’s largest medical education group means a great deal.

Zeshan Qureshi New Leader Award
 

 

British Institute of Radiology Award for Excellence

Dr Zeshan Qureshi, Dr Mark Rodrigues, and their team received this prestigious award for “The Unofficial Guide to Radiology”. The award is judged by the British Institute of Radiology Education Panel. This title aimed to provide an overview of radiology to medical students and junior doctors, with particular emphasis on how to explain X-rays and highlight common/important abnormalities using high quality images. “The Unofficial Guide to Radiology” has since become a global best seller, and picked up further recognition from the British Medical Association and the Royal College of Radiologists.

British Institute of Radiology Award for Excellence

Dr Zeshan Qureshi, Dr Mark Rodrigues, and their team received this prestigious award for “The Unofficial Guide to Radiology”. The award is judged by the British Institute of Radiology Education Panel. This title aimed to provide an overview of radiology to medical students and junior doctors, with particular emphasis on how to explain X-rays and highlight common/important abnormalities using high quality images. “The Unofficial Guide to Radiology” has since become a global best seller, and picked up further recognition from the British Medical Association and the Royal College of Radiologists.

Zeshan Qureshi BIR Radiology Award

BMA Medical Book of the Year

In 2015, I was part of the team winning two “Highly Commended” Awards in this prestigious annual competition. The first one was for “The Unofficial Guide to Medical Research, Audit and Teaching”, a book lead by Tiffany Tang, who was lead editor for the title, and published it whilst still being a medical student. The second award was for “The Unofficial Guide to Radiology”, a comprehensive textbook covering the entire undergraduate Royal College of Radiologist curriculum.

BMA Medical Book of the Year

In 2015, I was part of the team winning two “Highly Commended” Awards in this prestigious annual competition. The first one was for “The Unofficial Guide to Medical Research, Audit and Teaching”, a book lead by Tiffany Tang, who was lead editor for the title, and published it whilst still being a medical student. The second award was for “The Unofficial Guide to Radiology”, a comprehensive textbook covering the entire undergraduate Royal College of Radiologist curriculum.

Zeshan Qureshi BMA Medical Book of the Year

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Reflections on Public Speaking

Dec 21, 2018

I have been very fortunate to have had a lot of opportunities to develop my public speaking skills, but also to have had great mentorship in the area. When my friend Vanamali, who had seen me speak in Fiji suggested that I’d be a good candidate for TEDxAuckland, I was really excited about the opportunity, and instantly sought to explore it.
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