Clinical experience
I qualified with Distinction in Medicine from King’s College London in 2007 and commenced practice in anaesthesia in 2010. I was awarded the MacIntosh medal when I gained Fellowship of the Royal College of Anaesthetists in 2013. I completed clinical and academic training in London, Brighton and Nottingham and took up a consultant post in Nottingham in 2018. Read more about my scope of practice...
Academic medicine
I have published around 50 scholarly articles and contributed chapters to several international anaesthetic textbooks, including highly cited work on complications of anaesthesia. I was awarded a PhD from the University of Nottingham for my thesis on the care of patients under sedation. Read more about my research and publications...
Medicolegal activity
I am my departmental lead for Mortality and Morbidity review and have undergone training in Structured Judgment Case Review by Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. I completed training in civil law and procedure, report writing, and courtroom skills by Bond Solon in 2021. I accept instruction in civil litigation on behalf of both defendant and claimant. Read more about my duties and responsibilities as an expert witness...