I am a Research Fellow in the Medical Statistics research group at Peninsula Medical School. My current research interests lie in the planning and analysis of clinical trials and observational studies. I am particularly interested in the development and application of statistical methodologies to medical research. Some of the projects I am currently working on include:

• The ENRICH trial of ibrutinib and rituximab for patients with Mantle-cell lymphoma.
• The POPPY study investigating patient reported outcomes in quality of recovery, postoperative pain and pain relief in adults undergoing day case surgery.
• The RESOLVE trial of a very low-calorie diet for patients with hepatic steatosis before liver surgery.
• The RETREAT phase 0 trial of Ritonavir and Lopinavir in NF2-related schwanamatosis patients.

I co-supervise one statistical PhD, two MD and MSc dissertation students. 

Fellow of The Royal Statistical Society.

Fellow of The Higher Education Academy.

Royal Statistical Society South West Local Group (Committee Member 2018 – present).

I currently teach the Evidence-Based Practice module to Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (BMBS) year one undergraduates (2021 - present). I am an academic tutor to year one BMBS undergraduate students.  Previously, while in the Mathematics department within the School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, I have taught Multivariate Calculus (Advanced Calculus) to year two undergraduates (2020 - 2021), Probability with Applications to year one undergraduates (2019 - 2020) and demonstrated for Statistical Inference and Regression (year two, 2018 - 2019) and SUM:UP (2017 - 2020).