I qualified in 2011 with a BSc (Hons) in Medical Sciences and Management from Imperial College Business School. I graduated in 2015 from The Queen's University of Belfast with a degree in medicine. I also hold a PGCert in Health Economics from The University of Aberdeen. I hold an Executive MBA (with distinction) from the University of Hull.

I have had significant experience in QI and leadership in healthcare since I started my third year of medical school in 2011. I founded 'The Queen's Healthcare Leadership Forum', which has held multiple events on healthcare improvement, leadership and management, across disciplines. It is still in existence over a decade later - led by students, and open to everyone involved in health and social care.

I have worked in multiple Trusts and have engaged in various strategic and departmental projects throughout the last six years since I qualified as a doctor.

I have previously been a management and leadership trainee in a large Trust, working with the Chief Medical Officer.

I am an l Emergency Medicine Specialty Doctor, and the Clinical Governance Lead in Scarborough Emergency Department and Emergency Assessment Unit. I also lead Quality Improvement within care Group 2 in Scarborough Hospital

My interests are in implementing quality improvement projects that bring tangible results, health economics, patient safety, and patient flow. Another interest I hold is in the application of 'systems thinking' in improving healthcare delivery.