Obstetrics and gynaecology doctor and founder, based in London. Building SynthiCare, an AI clinical decision support platform accepted for NICE review, and Medicum Clinics, a multi-city private care concept, alongside research in early pregnancy care.
Clinical training across London teaching hospitals, two live companies, and research in early pregnancy and maternity care.
Five companies across health AI, private care, fintech and marketing. Two live today, and a front-line clinical view of what makes a product work in practice.
Since 2016
Founder, live
AI clinical decision support, built to sit inside the NHS
Streamlines diagnostic work-up and clinical management, integrating scanning technology and digital imaging to guide investigation and diagnosis. Connected through NHS Digital FHIR APIs so it lives inside existing systems rather than beside them.
Co-founder, live
Private medical centres, modelled city by city
A multi-city private medical centre concept with a full financial model built alongside the venture's CFO, covering four city configurations end to end before a single door opens.
Founder
AI for fertility care
An AI-driven fertility platform, and the earliest expression of the reproductive medicine and technology thread that now runs through SynthiCare.
Founder, 2018 to 2024
Money across borders, over SMS
A fintech company using blockchain for international transfers. Its system allowed digital currency transactions over SMS servers, faster and cheaper than the incumbents, and it built partnerships with multiple fintech firms in B2B payments.
Founder, 2016 to 2018
The first company, at fifteen
A digital marketing agency specialising in brand growth and online engagement, started while still at school.
What I bring to a company
Audits, reviews and improvement projects, mostly in early pregnancy and maternity care. Slide through, and open any of them for the detail.
A clinical audit of bedside β-hCG against central laboratory results, showing strong concordance between the two.
A quality improvement project on VTE prophylaxis and early warning scoring for pregnant women presenting to emergency settings.
Does EmbryoGlue improve embryo transfer outcomes compared with low or no hyaluronic acid?
Improving visualisation of endometrial polyps, and potentially reducing the need for hysteroscopy.
How infection rates, infection control and antibiotic stewardship changed through the pandemic.
A structured teaching session on the foundation e-portfolio, measured for knowledge retention and efficiency.
From school in London to medical school in Leeds, foundation training in west London, and now specialty training in obstetrics and gynaecology.
London
University of Leeds, MBChB
West Middlesex University Hospital
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
Specialty training, East of England
Skull base and cerebrovascular neurosurgery with Dr Jacques Morcos, observing advanced operative technique.
Hands-on exposure to the latest endoscopic techniques for early-stage gastric cancer.
Assisted in gynaecological oncology theatre, including fertility-preserving surgery for complex dermoid cysts.
Gastroenterology placement with hands-on experience of endoscopic procedures.
A year as an honorary researcher in reproductive medicine, focused on ultrasound and endometrial polyps.
Three subspecialty directions, each with a foot already in the door.
Fertility and early pregnancy care, from assisted conception through to the first scan. The EmbryoGlue review and the research year at CRGH both sit here.
Building on a long-standing interest in fertility, and in preserving it during surgery.
Complex laparoscopic surgery for deep endometriosis, where careful excision changes pain, fertility and quality of life for years.
The long-term route runs through BSGE-accredited endometriosis centres.
Robot-assisted approaches to benign and oncological gynaecological surgery, with better visualisation and finer control in confined spaces.
Drawn by the overlap between surgical precision and the technology that enables it.
Consumer tech, football, and a fiercely contested family quiz night. Host for the Children's Cancer Center of Lebanon (CCCL).
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