What makes Ayobami’s Grandville Medical and Laser tick?

Dr. Aranmolate R. Ayobami of Grandville Medical and Laser revealed what makes the company tick, saying that the healthcare industry is very expensive, it’s probably one of the most expensive industries to invest in

“For example, it’s very easy to set up an accounting firm because what you need is probably a good office system, tables, and good human resources.

“Part of the risk is business failure, poor human resources, the recent immigration of health workers, and heavy investments. Liability can be high if proper care is not taken.

“On handling stressful, pressure-filled situations, I decided to relax and take my time off work.

“In my spare time, I watch movies and relax. I love the job. My team comprises passionate doctors, nurses, aesthetic doctors, receptionists, logistics staff, drivers, and administrative staff.

“The biggest challenges we have faced have been getting started, finances, and finding the right people to do the job.
“The most important qualities for a successful aesthetic and/or reconstructive surgeon are paying attention to detail, learning, listening, and making changes.

“There was a time when we had to buy equipment because we weren’t sure we’d have enough patronage for the service. Grandville Medical Group, in a nutshell, is a specialist hospital with the aim of expanding to six geopolitical zones. “The interesting features that make our clinic unique are our top-notch services, high technology, and equipment,” he stated.

“I have this passion to make things look good, in addition to my very good high school history of fine art.” I hope to train others and train as many as possible; in other words, 4 to 5 other surgeons come to learn in our facility, and some are still learning.

“Also medical students who come at intervals to learn. We also have secondary school students who are aspiring to be surgeons come around to learn from us, in addition, we have also provided jobs for many and saved many lives since the onset of these practices,” he stated.

He also said that creating a system that works is his driving force towards healthcare for Nigerians and possibly the whole of Africa: “The whole aim is to create a system that works.

“My parents were entrepreneurs; my dad deals with electronics and repairs, while my mom was a trader, she sold petty items, and this birthed my entrepreneurial spirit.

“My biggest role models are Dr. Fuadnahai, who is a well-known plastic surgeon and has written a lot of books on plastic surgery in Atlanta, USA, and Dr. Voigt, who is a general and burn surgeon in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA.

“My tilt towards Dr Fuadnahai, the plastic surgeon in Atlanta is because of his skill and his ability to write on many of the things being done in plastic surgery,” he concluded.

Source: The Nation Newspaper