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| nationality = British<br />
| occupation = Anaesthetist, comedian, author, podcaster<br />
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| television = ''Have I Got News for You''<br />
| website = [https://www.edpatrickcomedy.com EdPatrickComedy.com]<br />
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'''Ed Patrick''' is a British anaesthetist, comedian, author, and podcaster known for blending his medical expertise with humor.<br />
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== Early Life and Education ==<br />
Details about Ed Patrick's early life and education are not widely publicized. He pursued a career in medicine and specialized in anaesthetics. His experiences in the medical field have significantly influenced his comedic and literary endeavors.<br />
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== Medical Career ==<br />
Ed Patrick is a practicing NHS anaesthetist. His role involves administering anesthesia and managing patient care during surgical procedures. His firsthand experiences in the medical profession provide rich material for his comedy and writing.Ed Patrick+12Log in or sign up to view+12Leicester Comedy Festival+12theweereview.com+1Ed Patrick+1<br />
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== Comedy Career ==<br />
Parallel to his medical profession, Ed Patrick has established himself in the comedy scene. He has performed across the UK, including appearances at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. His comedic style often intertwines medical themes with everyday observations. He has appeared on television shows such as "Have I Got News For You" on BBC One and "Friday Night" on Sky News. Ed Patrick+1Instagram+1<br />
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== Podcasting ==<br />
Ed Patrick hosts the "Comedians' Surgery" podcast, where he engages with fellow comedians about their health stories and experiences. Notable guests have included Joe Lycett, Rose Matafeo, and Phil Wang. Additionally, he created and presented "Infectious Personalities" with Hat Trick Productions, broadcast on BBC Radio 2, featuring guests like Charlie Brooker and Sindhu Vee. theweereview.com+4Ed Patrick+4Amazon+4<br />
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== Writing ==<br />
In 2021, Ed Patrick authored "Catch Your Breath: The Secret Life of a Sleepless Anaesthetist," a memoir that offers an insightful and humorous look into his life as a doctor. The book has been praised for its candid storytelling and wit. He has also contributed writings to The Guardian, discussing the intersection of medicine and comedy. Amazon+4Leicester Comedy Festival+4theweereview.com+4Ed Patrick+1The Guardian+1<br />
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== Media Appearances ==<br />
Beyond his television appearances, Ed Patrick has written and performed on BBC Radio 4 for shows such as "Now Wash Your Hands" and "Newsjack." His multifaceted career showcases his ability to seamlessly merge the worlds of medicine and comedy. Ed Patrick<br />
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== Reception ==<br />
Ed Patrick's work has garnered positive reviews:<br />
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* "Packed with funny anecdotes" — The GuardianGoogle Books+3Ed Patrick+3Square Mile+3<br />
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* "Masterful, playfully provocative writing" — Chortle Ed Patrick<br />
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His unique perspective as both a medical professional and comedian offers audiences a distinctive blend of humor and insight.</div>Shovon