Dr Brian Vezi

Dr Brian Vezi I am an electrophysiologist mostly specializing in EP study which is a test that records the electrical pathways of your heart.

This test is used to help determine the cause of your heart rhythm disturbance and the best treatment for you.

13/03/2026

A new episode of Rhythm Unplugged is out.
In this conversation with Dr Nodikida, we unpack a difficult but important reality, South Africa trains exceptional doctors, yet many remain unemployed.

We speak about the system, the challenges young doctors face, and what this means for the future of healthcare in our country.
These are conversations we need to have.

Watch the full episode now. Link in bio.

MedicalEducation DoctorCrisis

A father and daughter performing surgery together.Moments like this remind you that medicine is more than a profession, ...
09/03/2026

A father and daughter performing surgery together.
Moments like this remind you that medicine is more than a profession, it’s a legacy. Knowledge, discipline, and purpose passed from one generation to the next.

02/03/2026

It refers to the number of incredibly talented artists who died at the age of 27. Names like Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain, and Amy Winehouse. Brilliant individuals. Immense influence. Lives cut short.

When you reflect on it, it’s sobering. Talent and fame don’t shield anyone from internal struggles. Success does not equal stability.

It’s a reminder that behind achievement can sit vulnerability. Whether in music, medicine, or everyday life, mental health and support systems matter.
Longevity, not just legacy, should be the goal.

LifeLessons

28/02/2026

What’s next for me? More scientific publications.
Not for titles, but for accountability. If we say we are advancing care, then we must measure it, document it, and share it. Publishing forces discipline. It asks hard questions: Is what we’re doing current? Is it safer? More efficient? More cost-effective? Or are we simply repeating what we were taught 10 or 15 years ago?

Yes, there’s personal fulfilment in balancing full-time work, family, and research. But the greater purpose is this: knowledge must translate into better outcomes for patients.
Medicine cannot grow on comfort. It grows on data, reflection, and the courage to evolve.

Nairobi through a different lens, quite literally.Between the rhythm of the city and the quiet of the wild, nature has a...
27/02/2026

Nairobi through a different lens, quite literally.
Between the rhythm of the city and the quiet of the wild, nature has a way of resetting perspective. Watching animals move freely, unhurried and unbothered, reminds you that not everything in life needs to be rushed.

I took these shots myself, slowly reconnecting with a passion for photography that I’m intentionally growing again. There’s something grounding about framing a moment, waiting for the right light, and seeing the world differently through a lens.
Grateful for spaces that allow you to pause, observe, and create.

NatureMomentsGrateful

26/02/2026

One of the most exciting innovations in medicine right now is AI.
You can resist it. You can fear it. Or you can learn to work with it.

Recently, I needed to convert a research paper into a presentation. What used to take me two days took 30 seconds. That’s not about laziness, it’s about efficiency. If used properly, AI gives us back time. And in medicine, time is valuable.

But there’s a caution. My daughter once asked me, “Dada, will our brains get smaller if AI does the thinking for us?” It’s a fair question. Tools should support our intelligence, not replace it.
The future isn’t about competing with AI. It’s about mastering it, while staying sharp ourselves.

RhythmUnplugged

Grateful to share a meaningful milestone, over 500 pacemakers implanted using the specialised technique known as Left Bu...
25/02/2026

Grateful to share a meaningful milestone, over 500 pacemakers implanted using the specialised technique known as Left Bundle Branch Area Pacing (LBBAP).

This approach allows us to pace the heart more physiologically, working with its natural conduction system rather than against it.
Milestones like this are built on teamwork, training, and patient trust. We keep refining our craft so that excellence becomes standard, not rare.

HeartHealth

We’re going LIVE tomorrow at 6PM.Bring your questions, heart health, medical training, career pathways, the realities of...
18/02/2026

We’re going LIVE tomorrow at 6PM.
Bring your questions, heart health, medical training, career pathways, the realities of healthcare, nothing is off the table.

Drop your questions in the comment section below, and we’ll answer as many as we can during the session. Let’s keep it practical, honest, and useful.
See you at 6PM.

AskDrVezi

Spending more time with patients isn’t about being “nice.”It’s about being effective.When you take time to understand wh...
03/02/2026

Spending more time with patients isn’t about being “nice.”
It’s about being effective.

When you take time to understand who a patient is, their fears, context, and circumstances, decisions become clearer and outcomes improve. Medicine isn’t just about diagnosing disease; it’s about understanding the person carrying it.
Listening is not a soft skill. It’s a clinical one.

BetterOutcomes

Travel looks different when you’re sharing it with your child. Paris and Italy gave us beauty, history, and moments of s...
28/01/2026

Travel looks different when you’re sharing it with your child. Paris and Italy gave us beauty, history, and moments of stillness, but most of all, they gave us time. And that’s always the greatest gift.

My friend, Dr Sanjay Maharaj, and I after yet another meaningful venture together.Learning never stops, and neither does...
26/01/2026

My friend, Dr Sanjay Maharaj, and I after yet another meaningful venture together.
Learning never stops, and neither does teaching. In medicine, progress happens when knowledge is shared, skills are transferred, and we grow together. Collaboration isn’t just how we improve outcomes, it’s how we build the next generation.

Belonging in medicine doesn’t arrive fully formed, it’s forged.Many trainees walk in carrying fear, not because they lac...
20/01/2026

Belonging in medicine doesn’t arrive fully formed, it’s forged.
Many trainees walk in carrying fear, not because they lack ability, but because the environment feels foreign and unforgiving. Shame follows quietly, shaped by background, accent, grades, or class, and starts asking dangerous questions: “Do I really belong here?”

Left unchecked, that shame shrinks people. It makes capable doctors silent, compliant, and invisible.
Confidence isn’t handed to you at orientation.

It’s built, through persistence, repetition, and surviving spaces that once intimidated you.
You don’t wait to belong.
You stay long enough to become undeniable.

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