Preventative Care & Digital Health

A 30-Day Transition Sprint for Clinicians Moving into Healthtech

Who this is for:

This programme is designed for clinicians who are moving into, or have recently started, roles in health technology, digital health, or preventative care.

It is particularly suited to doctors and allied health professionals who want to contribute beyond traditional clinical pathways and who are working in, or aiming for, startup and scale-up environments.

You may be early in your transition or newly in role, but you are motivated to understand how healthtech actually works in practice, not just in theory. You want to develop sound judgement, communicate effectively across teams, and add value without overstepping or slowing progress.

This programme is not about quick wins or shortcuts. It is designed for clinicians who are serious about building long-term, credible careers in health technology.

What this programme prioritises

This is not academic training.

The emphasis is on:

  • Real situations you will face once you start

  • Decisions that quietly shape your credibility

  • How to think and act effectively in fast-moving environments

The aim is to help you settle into healthtech roles with clarity, confidence, and sound judgement from the outset.

Week 1: Orientation and positioning

Understanding where you sit and how to add value

Your first challenge is not knowledge. It is orientation.

You will focus on:

  • Understanding how the company is structured and how decisions are made

  • Clarifying your role, ownership, and decision boundaries

  • Identifying where your clinical judgement is most useful early on

  • Avoiding the trap of becoming a blocker or passive observer

By the end of week one, you should understand how work actually moves and how you are expected to contribute.

Week 2: Decision-making and communication

Thinking clearly under uncertainty

Healthtech moves faster than clinical environments. You will need to make and support decisions without perfect information.

You will focus on:

  • Asking better questions when evidence is incomplete

  • Understanding trade-offs rather than searching for correct answers

  • Communicating clearly in meetings without over-explaining

  • Translating clinical thinking for product, engineering, and commercial teams

By the end of week two, you should feel more confident contributing to discussions and decisions.

Week 3: Product, users, and systems

From medicine to product reality

This week focuses on how clinical thinking translates into digital products.

You will focus on:

  • Understanding user journeys, product flows, and staging

  • Applying research and science without slowing progress

  • Designing for real users and recognising technology fatigue

  • Understanding what data matters now versus later, including clinical records and safety considerations

By the end of week three, you should be able to evaluate product decisions through a clinical and systems lens.

Week 4: Sustainability, influence, and identity

Building credibility for the long term

Your final focus is how to operate sustainably and build influence over time.

You will focus on:

  • Understanding commercial pressures and organisational constraints

  • Balancing clinical integrity with product and business realities

  • Building trust and influence without formal authority

  • Using visibility and social media thoughtfully as a clinician in healthtech

By the end of week four, you should have a clearer sense of how to grow and contribute without losing professional integrity.

Format and logistics

  • Four live weekly sessions, 90 minutes over Zoom

  • Small group format

  • Practical exercises and templates

Start date: Sunday 1 March 2026

Duration: Four weeks. Sessions on 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd March

Price: £795

How to secure a seat

  • Secure your place here 

  • Places are capped at six clinicians to keep the cohort interactive

  • Questions are welcome via email at wafashelamin@gmail.com

About me

Hi, I’m Wafa.

I work at the intersection of clinical medicine, preventative care, and health technology. Over the past several years, I have worked in acute medicine, medical research, clinical advisory roles, and as a clinical product lead in preventative care, supporting digital and AI-enabled approaches to chronic disease prevention.

I hold a Master’s and Doctorate in Public Health, alongside higher training in functional and root-cause medicine. This programme is based on the real pathways I have used and seen clinicians take successfully.

You can follow my career journey on LinkedIn

See you on the programme!

                  - Dr. Wafa Elamin, MBBS, MPH, DrPH, AFMCP