Biography
I am a medical doctor and Clinical Research Fellow with a strong interest in translational medicine and public health. Since earning my medical degree in 2024, I have been actively involved in research at the intersection of clinical practice and medical innovation. Currently, I am a Visiting Researcher at the Clinical Education Research Group, where I contribute to advancing medical education and training methodologies. In addition to my research work, I serve as a member of the Research Ethics Committee (REC) at the NHS Health Research Authority (HRA). In this role, I provide ethical oversight on research proposals within the UK healthcare system, ensuring that studies involving human participants adhere to the highest standards of integrity, safety, and ethical responsibility. As a Clinical Research Fellow, I work on cutting-edge clinical trials and drug development, focusing on bridging the gap between scientific discovery and real-world patient care. My passion lies in improving healthcare outcomes by leveraging translational medicine to drive innovation in treatment strategies. My research interests include neurodegenerative diseases, healthcare policy, and population health, reflecting my multidisciplinary approach to medicine, research, and public health.