Biography
I am a PhD student in public health with a background in diagnostic radiography. I began my career as a clinical radiographer before moving into academic roles, including work as a lecturer and research radiographer. These experiences have shaped my interest in the intersection between imaging practice and wider health systems. My PhD in Public Health focused on how radiography can contribute more effectively to population health. I am particularly interested in the potential for imaging services to support earlier detection of disease, improve access to care, and address health inequities. My work aims to explore how radiography might sit more closely within public health approaches, while remaining grounded in clinical practice. I continue to be interested in collaborative and applied research that connects imaging with broader healthcare priorities.
Research
risk stratification, health inequities, early detection, X-Rays, global South health workforce brain drain, detecting painting forgeries using radiography
Teaching and Supervisions
I was a full-time lecturer in diagnostic radiography at City St George's, University of London, before starting this PhD, and I still hold a visiting lectureship.
As part of my role as a lecturer/visiting lecturer, I supervise undergraduate and master's dissertations and research projects.
Other Professional Activities
Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health European Federation of Radiographer Societies Expert Panel Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
