Dr. Winnie Oichoe @Winmosolutions

God. Family. Medicine. Business. Politics and football (COYG). To be a better human being everyday. Nairobi, Kenya Joined April 2026

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Dr. Winnie Oichoe @Winmosolutions

2 weeks ago

Had me in the first half

Malvin @ManOfFocus_

2 weeks ago

Neverrrrrrrr Everrrrrrr underestimate how much of a blessing it is to have zero health problems and your mom still alive.

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Dr Gacikira 🕹️ @gacikiraMD

2 weeks ago

Consultant : ‘Tell us the differences btn Neuroblastoma & Nephroblastoma’ Medical Student: Neuro affects the brain whereas Nephro affects the Kidneys. Consultant;

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Dr Gacikira 🕹️ @gacikiraMD

2 weeks ago

Scenes; ‘Students, if you know you haven’t clerked at least 5 patients, get out of my ward round, I won’t repeat’

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Dr. Winnie Oichoe @Winmosolutions

2 weeks ago

Same bro, same. From the rotation to the exams.

Nelson Mogaka @NelsonMogaka_

2 weeks ago

My lowest moment in medical school was during my paediatric rotation. That unit completely drained me. What rotation pushed you to your limit?

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To the rest of the medical world, pharmacists are essentially hyper-intelligent, severely over-educated gatekeepers whose entire professional joy comes from finding a misplaced decimal point on a prescription and treating it like an international security incident.

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Dr. Winnie Oichoe @Winmosolutions

2 weeks ago

"The child is crying because you refused to establish a rapport"

Dantala @Docfrosh

2 weeks ago

“Always examine from the right hand side of the patient”

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WelBeast @WelBeast

4 weeks ago

Thank you for making us dream and above all else, thank you for the premier league title @Arsenal

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Nelson Mogaka @NelsonMogaka_

4 weeks ago

Many doctors aim to specialize as early as possible. Not primarily for higher pay, but to escape the excessive workload and burnout often associated with general practice.