Toward the Clinical Translation of Implantable Brain–Computer Interfaces for Motor Impairment: Research Trends and Outcome Measures
Advanced Science, 2025
Advancing patient care where medicine meets technology.
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Foundation Year 2 Doctor (PGY-2 equivalent) • Clinical Researcher • Published Author
A Cambridge-trained physician dedicated to enhancing patient care through clinical research and hands-on innovation. Based at Lister Hospital in Stevenage, I serve the Hertfordshire community by applying my expertise in trauma management and evidence-based medicine to improve emergency outcomes across the East of England.
I am a Cambridge-trained doctor with a dual passion for clinical medicine and technological innovation. My work focuses on identifying inefficiencies in healthcare and building practical solutions that directly improve patient outcomes and clinician workflows.
At Lister Hospital in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, I developed a Python-based rota webscraper that converts complex shift schedules into .ics calendar files, helping colleagues across East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust sync their rotas seamlessly. This blend of hands-on clinical experience across six specialties—from Emergency Medicine to Trauma & Orthopaedics—and technical problem-solving allows me to identify practical solutions to everyday healthcare challenges in the East of England region.
Through six diverse clinical rotations—from high-pressure Emergency Medicine to complex Trauma & Orthopaedics—I've honed my ability to make critical decisions while maintaining compassionate care. Each specialty has strengthened my clinical acumen: managing acute presentations, performing emergency procedures, and leading multidisciplinary teams.
My research contributions reflect this dual focus on clinical impact and innovation. With five peer-reviewed publications, including systematic reviews that influence practice guidelines, I'm committed to evidence-based medicine.
Currently, I'm exploring how AI can enhance diagnostic accuracy in emergency settings while maintaining the human touch essential to healing. My recent projects include developing machine learning models for early sepsis detection and streamlining clinical workflows through practical automation.
Beyond clinical practice, I'm passionate about medical education and mentorship. I regularly teach medical students and junior colleagues, believing in fostering the next generation of doctors who can bridge the gap between traditional medicine and technological innovation.
Foundation Programme rotations in emergency medicine, surgery, and acute care at Lister Hospital
Contributing to emergency medicine and healthcare innovation through evidence-based research
Advanced Science, 2025
Cureus, 2025
CJEM, 2024
medRxiv, 2024
Acta Neurochirurgica, 2023
Part of MB BChir clinical studies
Systematic reviews, service evaluations, and clinical data analysis
University of Cambridge
2017 - 2023
University of Cambridge
2019 - 2020
Upper Second Class Honours (2:i) • Intercalated degree
Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys
2010 - 2017
Clinical competencies enhanced by digital health capabilities
"Very hard working and committed to his role. Genuinely cares for patients and is happy to go the extra mile to improve their care. Extremely kind and polite to staff and patients. A pleasure to work with."
Colleague
"First and foremost a great colleague and has been incredibly helpful during take. Sound clinical knowledge and very focused clerking."
Colleague
Continuous learning and professional growth
Resuscitation Council UK • 2025
Bedside teaching for Cambridge clinical students • 2024
Supporting FY1 doctors during induction • 2024
Open to clinical opportunities, research collaborations, and innovative healthcare initiatives across Hertfordshire and the East of England
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