About
I am a final-year medical student at King’s College London undertaking research in surgical education, robotic surgery and technology-enabled assessment. My work focuses particularly on objective evaluation of robotic surgical skill, motion-derived performance metrics, simulation-based training and evidence synthesis.
I hope to pursue a career in academic surgery, with a particular interest in urology and robotic surgical subspecialties, combining clinical practice with research that improves the quality, objectivity and accessibility of surgical training. I am especially interested in translating robust methodology and emerging technology into meaningful improvements in education, workforce sustainability and patient care.
Research Interests
- Robotic surgical skill acquisition and learning curves
- Objective assessment of technical performance
- Simulation-based and cross-platform surgical training
- Motion tracking and multimodal performance analytics
- Machine learning in surgical assessment
- Surgeon wellbeing and workforce sustainability
- Systematic reviews and meta-analysis
Clinical Experience
Clinical placements across 13 specialties during undergraduate training at King's College London.
- Emergency Medicine and Critical Care - King's College Hospital
- Obstetrics and Gynaecology - King's College Hospital
- Paediatrics - Evelina London, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital
- Psychiatry (including Perinatal and Forensic) - South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
- Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery - King's College Hospital
- Cardiac Surgery - King's College Hospital
- General Surgery - King's College Hospital
- Cardiology - King's College Hospital & Medway Maritime Hospital
- Respiratory - King's College Hospital & Medway Maritime Hospital
- Haematology - Medway Maritime Hospital
- Neurology - King's College Hospital & Medway Maritime Hospital
- Stroke Medicine - King's College Hospital
- Endocrinology - King's College Hospital & Medway Maritime Hospital
Awards & Honours
Recognised by King's College London for outstanding academic performance in consecutive years of undergraduate medical training.
Research Outputs
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Journal Articles
Systematic review evaluating cross-platform skill transferability across robotic systems in simulated settings, with implications for training design and transition between platforms.
Systematic review and meta-analysis estimating burnout prevalence in paediatric surgery and synthesising associated risk and protective factors.
Published Conference Abstracts
Published first-author abstract arising from an oral presentation at the ASiT Annual Conference, examining correlations between objective hand-tracking metrics and reviewer-assessed robotic surgical skill.
Published conference abstract describing a multimodal dataset across two robotic surgical platforms to support objective skill evaluation, training assessment and performance analytics.
Oral Presentations
Multi-modal, system-agnostic pipeline for objective assessment in robotic surgical training using motion-derived metrics and complementary data streams across platforms.
Pilot longitudinal study demonstrating correlations between objective hand-tracking kinematic metrics and reviewer-assessed robotic surgical skill.
Poster Presentations
Comparative analysis of early robotic surgical skill acquisition and learning-curve progression across the Hugo RAS and Da Vinci X platforms amongst novice trainees.
Poster presenting a multimodal dataset designed to support objective robotic surgical skill evaluation across two robotic platforms.
Poster exploring bimanual dexterity metrics as an objective marker of robotic expertise to inform machine-learning-based performance modelling.
Conference Papers
Comparative analysis of left- and right-hand workspaces in robotic skills training to support targeted practice design and objective assessment.
Contact
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