I completed my medical degree at the University of Bristol and pursued my psychiatric training at South West London and St George’s Mental Health Trust, becoming a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in 2009. I am dual-trained, having obtained my Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT) in both General Adult Psychiatry and Substance Misuse.

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With over seven years of experience as an NHS Consultant Psychiatrist, I have worked across a range of settings, including Adult Community Assessment and Recovery Teams and Acute Inpatient Services. I also designed and led an innovative and highly successful Psychiatric Decisions Unit. Later, I took on a leadership role at a private rehabilitation, recovery, and personality disorders inpatient unit. Subsequently, I worked within a private outpatient service, assessing and managing individuals with various mental health conditions, where I developed a special interest in ADHD and played a key role in establishing ADHD care pathways.

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Throughout my career, I have led numerous quality improvement projects within both NHS and private sectors. My work has involved designing, implementing, and leading new services and treatment pathways, as well as developing evidence-based, best-practice guidelines and policies in areas such as physical healthcare, pharmacological therapies, and patient involvement initiatives.

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I am passionate about education and hold a Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert) in Healthcare and Biomedical Education. I have provided supervision and teaching for medical students and psychiatric trainees and have presented at national psychiatric conferences.

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