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Find your people. Share the journey. Grow together.
MedQuest Features
The MedQuest Daily Challenge
The MedQuest Daily Challenge
The MedQuest Daily Challenge
An online daily clinical challenge — quick, fun and designed for doctors in training.
🧠 Learn with a Clinical Pearl and useful resources after every game
🌍 Explore other specialties and broaden your clinical knowledge
🔥 Challenge yourself, build your daily streak and compete with colleagues
📈 Track your progress and see your learning grow over time
Clinical learning should be fun — so we’ve turned it into something you’ll enjoy every day.
The MedQuest Community
The MedQuest Daily Challenge
The MedQuest Daily Challenge
A secure, verified community built specifically for doctors in training across the UK.
💡 Connect your way — discover colleagues through our Members Directory, join Specialty Forums and access peer support when you need it
🤝 Connect, share and grow with doctors who understand the realities of training — from practical support and opportunities to knowledge-sharing and meaningful friendships
A community that supports the whole doctor — not just the clinician.
The MedQuest Wellbeing Hub
The MedQuest Daily Challenge
The MedQuest Wellbeing Hub
A dedicated wellbeing hub for doctors in training to access personalised support easily.
💙 Access practical support and resources when you need them
💛 Join Peer Support Huddles and connect with others who understand
💗 Find a mentor and learn from those who have been there
💫 Discover professional support and wellbeing resources all in one place
Because looking after your wellbeing isn’t an optional extra — it’s essential to thriving in training.
My Story
In 2010, I made the difficult decision to leave my medical training. I was a Specialist Registrar in Academic Public Health, with three young children, multiple moves behind us and a 3–4 hour daily commute ahead. I truly couldn’t see how I could complete my training whilst also being a mum. I felt completely lost in the system.
After seve
In 2010, I made the difficult decision to leave my medical training. I was a Specialist Registrar in Academic Public Health, with three young children, multiple moves behind us and a 3–4 hour daily commute ahead. I truly couldn’t see how I could complete my training whilst also being a mum. I felt completely lost in the system.
After several years in academia, then the private wellbeing sector, I unexpectedly found my way back to medicine in 2024. I never imagined I would return, it wasn't even on my radar - until one meeting changed everything. I was working with an NHS team on a workplace wellbeing app when I had a sudden realisation that I was on the wrong side of the table. After over a decade away, it was the beginning of my journey back.
Returning has given me a perspective I didn't have before. I know what it feels like to love medicine but feel that you can't make it work. Long working hours, fatigue, competing clinical demands and limited protected learning time can make it all feel overwhelming. And I don't want that to be the experience of the next generation of doctors.
That’s why I created MedQuest.
MedQuest is designed to fit learning into the reality of a doctor’s working life, making education accessible, engaging and rewarding, whilst creating a community where they can make friends, find support, discover opportunities, learn from one another and simply feel that they belong.
Medicine can be incredibly rewarding. But no-one should have to navigate it alone. I hope MedQuest makes sure of that.
Zoe
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