London, England, United Kingdom
I am a doctor (MRCGP, UK, 2026) and digital health researcher passionate about transforming healthcare through technology and evidence-based innovation. After completing a PhD in Digital Health at Imperial College London under the supervision of Lord Professor Darzi, I have led research on wearables, remote monitoring, and digital safety systems across NHS and academic settings. My work has been published in npj Digital Medicine, Lancet EClinicalMedicine, and other high-impact journals. More recently, I have been involved with creating an evaluation framework for integrated neighbourhoods. Beyond academia, I am the Co-founder of Scrubbing In, an educational medical podcast which received sponsored by Johnson & Johnson, reaching an international audience of clinicians. I thrive at the intersection of clinical care, research, and strategy, helping organisations evaluate and implement digital innovations that improve patient outcomes and system efficiency. I’m particularly interested in roles that connect clinical insight with digital transformation, health strategy, and innovation consulting.
• Managed acute and chronic cases independently; delivered cryosurgery; led Frailty MDTs and home visits improving coordination of community care. • Delivered feedback to NCL ICB on thyroid management pathways, influencing primary care guideline updates. • Participated in care home vaccination initiatives.
Core surgical trainee in general surgery.
• Created and host one of the UK’s leading medical podcasts, sponsored by Johnson & Johnson. • Grew an international audience across Spotify, Apple, and YouTube, engaging thousands of clinicians worldwide. • Oversaw content strategy, guest curation, and partnership development with leading medical organisations.
Supervised by Lord the Professor Darzi • Led multi-centre clinical trials evaluating wearable sensor systems; obtained ethical approvals and managed clinical safety assessments. • Published 40+ papers in peer-reviewed journals; presented findings at global health and AI conferences. • Collaborated with NHS hospitals and industry partners to translate digital prototypes into real-world care models.