Who are we?
ReVisionMedics is run by UK-based doctors passionate about helping sixth form and college students achieve their dream of studying medicine. All our tutors are qualified doctors from a top-10 global medical school, with first-hand experience of the competitive application process—and many have sat on medical school interview panels.
We guide students through every stage—from UCAT and personal statements to interviews—offering personalised, long-term support. You’ll have a dedicated tutor who knows your application inside out and is available to answer questions whenever they arise, including via WhatsApp outside lessons.
Our flexible approach adapts to the waves of the application process. Pay per session, book only what you need, and receive focused support when it matters most—without ever feeling rushed or left in the dark.
We also believe the old-fashioned model of only speaking during a weekly or bi-weekly session is outdated. As part of our approach, you can message your tutor on WhatsApp as and when questions arise — whether it’s a quick query about work experience, clarification on an admissions test question, or last-minute interview advice. This ongoing, responsive support is built into the cost of your lessons, and our tutors have agreed to be contactable outside of formal teaching hours. That way, you always have expert guidance at your fingertips, exactly when it matters most.
Our former students have gone on to study at leading UK medical schools, including…
Meet one of our tutors…
Dr. Joss Digweed MBBS BSc
Joss is a practicing medical doctor and founding tutor at ReVisionMedics, bringing a strong foundation in both clinical medicine and medical education. He teaches medical students at the University of Cambridge and UCL, while also interning part-time in the private sector with a focus on artificial intelligence and machine learning applications in public health.
Joss graduated from University College London in 2024 with a degree in Medicine and a First Class Honours BSc in Cardiovascular Medicine. His undergraduate research explored novel pharmacological strategies for treating myocardial infarction through immune system modulation. He also contributed to research on congenital heart disease at the internationally recognised Great Ormond Street Hospital.
In 2021 Joss was awarded the George Drexler Bursary for Academic Excellence following his work developing a virtual visiting platform for intensive care patients at the Royal Free Hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Driven by a deep interest in public and global health, Joss has worked in diverse healthcare settings across Vietnam, Malawi, and Kenya. His current academic interests lie in leveraging health data to inform policy-making, and he plans to pursue a Master’s Degree in this field in the Netherlands in 2026.
Joss is currently undertaking the prestigious Specialised Foundation Programme in Medical Education, combining clinical practice with a Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education.
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