Profile
I hold a first-class BSc degree in Mathematics and Applied Statistics from the University of Reading, an MSc with distinction in Statistics with Applications in Medicine from the University of Southampton, a Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (PGCAP) from the University of London Queen Mary and Westfield College and a PhD in Primary Care and Public Health from Queen Mary University of London
I joined QMUL in 2009, having worked as a clinical trial statistician previously at the Medical Research Council and Institute of Psychiatry. As part of my undergraduate training I also worked for a year in the pharmaceutical industry.
After completing my PhD at QMUL I took some time away to be with my young family before returning to QMUL in 2020 to take up my current role as a senior statistician within the Pragmatic Clinical Trials Unit, Centre for Evaluation and Methods.
I am joint lead of the pilot trials research group within the Wolfson Institute of Population Health.