Glory Aigbekaen

I am a clinician driven by a deep commitment to delivering safe, compassionate, and patient-centred care. I bring with me clinical experience across paediatrics, acute and general medicine, mental health, and the care of older adults, and I thrive in environments
where collaboration and shared decision-making are at the heart of patient management.

Working within multidisciplinary teams has taught me the value of every voice in a patient's care journey, and I am proud to be a team player who listens, learns, and leads when needed.

Whether it’s supporting a child through a difficult diagnosis, sitting with an elderly patient to explain their treatment options, or responding to mental health needs with sensitivity and care—I bring energy, empathy, and purpose to every encounter.

I am IT savvy and especially keen to continue developing my skills in minor operations, clinical research and medical education.

My goal is simple: to be the kind of doctor patients trust, colleagues respect, and communities value.

Bay Medical Group has a deafening reputation among trainees as one of the best practices to work because of overwhelming support from staff - clinical and admin. I believe it is a perfect fit for me.

• General Medical Council (GMC) – 7635303

• ALS(RCUK) 2021
• EPALS (RCUK) 2022
• BLS 2025
• Adult and Child Safeguarding (Level 3 ) 2023
• Understanding Medical Research (Yale, 2025 - Ongoing)
• Good Clinical Practice – PI (NIHR, 2025 - Ongoing)
• Minor Surgery Skills including DOPS (in View Nov 2025)

• Lead medical Officer (Ikeja Medical Centre): responsible for collaboration among medics as well as organizing relevant trainings for staff.
• Chair, Palliative Care Meetings (GPST): Led multi-specialty teams in organizing and managing patients’ care
• Chair, Significant Event Analysis meetings (GPST)

• Minor Surgery & Clinical Procedures
• Holistic Elderly Care, Palliative and End-of-Life Planning
• Medical Research and Education

• Assessing Completed Discharge Summaries in inter-hospital transfer patients to Duffy Suite (2022): Identified gaps in care and discharge plans during patient transfers from acute sites to rehab wards and took measures to bridge these gaps
• Monitoring for Carbamazepine induced Hyponatraemia (2024): Audit and knowledge update for best practice among clinicians in General Practice viz-a-viz prescribing responsibilities and adequate monitoring.