Happiest catalysing the communication of science and improving clinical care.

Educator, experimenter, systems builder, broadcaster, ex-surgeon, cyclist and Claude Code enthusiast.

I have spent my career closing the gap between what is known and what people are able to know. That gap is never abstract: my family lived its cost, and the story starts with my grandfather. Read my story.

Kishan Rees smiling at the camera while filming a packed conference auditorium with a phone rig. — Filming at ERA Glasgow, 2026 Photo: ERA's official photographer

110M+ 110M+
cumulative broadcast reach as a health contributor for Sky News, the BBC and LBC, 2015 to 2021.
50K+ 50K+
healthcare professionals reached through GME:X across the US, Japan, India and the UK.
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PM Society Award Pharma Marketing Pioneer 2025 for country-first, studio-produced, turning conference moments into newsworthy video.

Six strands of work

Life Sciences

D:CAM and GME:X: modular medical content that cut cost and time-to-market by 80% and reached 50,000+ healthcare professionals across four markets.
Education

Adaptive teaching before AI made it fashionable: (PBL-SGT)-Fusion, five years as a Clinical Teaching Fellow, 500+ professionals taught through WatMed Educational.
WatMed Media

The social media health broadcaster that started it all, founded in 2015: direct-to-public health communication, and the springboard to Sky News, the BBC and LBC.
Broadcast

Health contributor for Sky News, the BBC and LBC from 2015 to 2021, with a cumulative reach of 110 million viewers through the defining moments of COVID-19.
Research

Three theses, one thread: how people learn, and how knowledge actually moves. The flagship finding: the shift from a deferrer society to a referrer society.
Reflections

Reflections on my practice, written in the open: what happened, why it mattered, and what I changed. Structured, dated, and used for appraisal.

Happiest catalysing the communication of science and improving clinical care.

Numbers

Six strands of work

Life Sciences

Education

WatMed Media

Broadcast

Research

Reflections