Prepare. Practise. Lead.

Becoming a specialist already asks for years of your life.

Evenings after long shifts.

Weekends that quietly disappear.

Time borrowed from partners, children and friends.

Some of that is inevitable.

Too much of it isn't.

We build the tools we wish we'd had.

Dr. Alastair MacKinlay, CEO & CTO, Clintix

Dr. Alastair MacKinlay

CEO & CTO

MBChB · FACEM

Dr. Bassam Nuseibeh, COO & CFO, Clintix

Dr. Bassam Nuseibeh

COO & CFO

MB BCh BAO · FACEM

Dr. Jonathan Claydon, CMO & Chief of Marketing and Communications, Clintix

Dr. Jonathan Claydon

CMO & Chief of Marketing and Communications

MBBS (Hons) · FACEM

Built by clinicians who still do the work.

Clintix wasn't created in a boardroom or by founders chasing an opportunity in healthcare.

It was built by three practising clinicians who continue to care for patients, teach the next generation of specialists, and build the tools they wish they'd had.

Every product we create has to pass one simple test: would we have wanted this ourselves?

Prepare

Prepare with purpose.

We remember the journey to fellowship. The uncertainty. The exhaustion. The constant feeling that there was never enough time.

ClintixPro is the tool we wish we'd had — helping trainees know what deserves their attention, practise with purpose and make the hours they give to study count.

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Practise

Turn knowledge into judgement.

Understanding becomes useful when you can apply it.

Practise deliberately. Test your reasoning. Learn from feedback. Build confidence before the stakes are real.

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And the journey doesn't end with fellowship.

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Lead

The future of medicine, seen from higher ground.

Medicine is changing. We believe clinicians should help decide what comes next.

TIME brings clinicians together in remarkable places to explore the ideas, technologies and conversations shaping the future of healthcare — and our role in leading it.

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