I completed my PhD at the University of Glasgow in 2024 under the supervision of Professor Joanne Edwards, titled: "The investigation of DHX9 and PDE4D isoforms in prostate cancer."

I work as the Resources and Outreach Manager for the INCISE project which aims to transform bowel cancer screening in the UK by developing a predictive tool for identifying patients with pre-cancerous bowel growths, called polyps, who are at risk of developing further polyps.

Additionally, I am involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching within the School of Cancer Sciences and the School of Medicine, Dentistry and Nursing.

My research interests lie in the field of Precision Medicine, with a particular focus on transforming bowel cancer screening methodologies.

As the Resources and Outreach Manager for the INCISE project, I collaborate closely with the Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) team, which includes patient advocates, charity representatives, clinicians and researchers. Our primary objective within the PPI framework is to prioritise patient interests throughout the development of our screening tool, ensuring its efficacy and relevance in clinical practice.

I am also involved in developing public engagement activities for the Translational Cancer Pathology research group.

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I teach on several courses within the MSc Cancer Research & Precision Oncology and MSc Precision Medicine (Cancer specialism) programmes. I co-lead the BIOL5341 Hallmarks of Cancer course and I teach on the Bench to Bedside Oncology Clinical Medicine Specialist course.

I received a Student Partnership Impact Award from the Staff and Educational Development Association (SEDA) in 2023 in recognition of my impact relating to Educational Development. I also earned Recognising Excellence in Teaching Associate Fellowship (RET AF) in 2024.