Overview

I graduated from University of Nottingham in 2015 with a BMBS and BMedSci (Hons).

Keen to develop my academic interest in Radiology, I moved to Sheffield for the Academic Foundation Programme and designed a study which won the Editor’s Choice award for the leading sub-speciality journal.

In 2017, I successfully attained an Academic Clinical Fellowship (ACF) in Radiology in Sheffield, where I continued to develop and merge my clinical and research interests.

At the end of my ACF in 2020, I secured the 4ward North Clinical Research Training Fellowship.

Alongside attaining my PhD, my project involves developing a cardiothoracic AI algorithm which can automatically evaluate the extent of lung disease on Chest CT.

Key collaborators 

• Dr Andrew Swift, Prof David Kiely (University of Sheffield, UK)
• Prof Eric Hoffman (University of Iowa, USA)

Specialty interest/techniques 

• Artificial intelligence in medical imaging
• Pulmonary hypertension
• Cardiothoracic imaging
• Chest CT, cardiac MRI

Career aspirations

Clinical academic in cardiothoracic imaging with a special interest in artificial intelligence approaches to medical imaging.

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