Young man achieves childhood dream of becoming a doctor, graduates from Kings College in London

James Frater, a smart young man who graduated from King’s College London as a medical doctor, realized his early ambition to work in the medical field.

James Frater who took to his Linkedin profile to celebrate his new achievement explained that he has always wanted to become a doctor since I was 6 years old. “I have wanted to be a doctor since I was 6 years old, but what I was able to do during medical school is far more than I could’ve ever imagined,” he wrote.

James Frater completed an intercalated degree in business management at Imperial Business School, London, England, while enrolled in King’s College London’s medical program.

He listed some of the achievements he made during his Medical program, he said: “I have been fortunate to receive 10 national and international recognition awards/scholarships for my contributions to improving access to education and opportunities,” he said.

“I have completed internships at organisations such as Google, KPMG, Aviva Health, King’s College London etc. I have held advisory roles within Imperial College London, BBC Children in Need, EY Foundation and London Borough of Lambeth, as well as being a governor of a secondary school,” he added.

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