Other lives: Doctor who trained medical graduates for their first NHS jobs
My father, Dr Peter Tun, who has died aged 62 of Covid-19, travelled in 1994 from his native Burma to Britain to work as a doctor in the NHS. His career took him into the training of doctors, and eventually earned him the role of associate postgraduate dean at Oxford Deanery training centre, which prepares medical graduates for their first NHS jobs.
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