I am an academic gastroenterologist with an interest in the epidemiology of premalignant and malignant upper gastrointestinal disease. A key theme of my research is the application of epidemiological methods using routinely collected health data to develop interventions to improve outcomes in patients with upper gastrointestinal malignancy. My research background and training are in clinical epidemiology, including pharmacoepidemiology, clinical trials and systematic reviews. I am deputy director of the Norwich Academic Foundation Programme and module co-lead for the year 1 (MBBS) Medical Research Module.

Professional Qualifications

• Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Education, University of East Anglia, 2018
• Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy, 2018                          
• PhD, University of East Anglia, 2017                                                                        
• Postgraduate diploma in health research, University of East Anglia 2015
• MRCP(Gastroenterology), Royal College of Physicians (UK), 2014
• MRCP(UK), Royal College of Physicians (UK), 2011
• Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, Brighton and Sussex Medical School, 2008

• Consultant Clinical Senior Lecturer in Gastroenterology (UEA) and Honorary Consultant Gastroenterologist (NNUH), 7/9/20
• NIHR Clinical Lecturer in gastroenterology, UEA 1/7/17
• Clinical Lecturer in gastroenterology, UEA 1/1/17
• NIHR Doctoral Research Fellow in gastroenterology, UEA 1/1/14
• Honorary Gastroenterology Registrar, NNUH 1/1/14
• NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow in Gastroenterology, NNUH, QEH and UEA, 3/8/11
• Core Medical Trainee, NNUH and JPUH, 4/8/10
• Academic Foundation Programme, JPUH, NNUH, UEA 6/8/08