MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice, Kings College University (due to complete 2024)

Post Graduate Certificate in Clinical Education, University of Edinburgh (2021)

BSc (Hons) Long Term Conditions Management, Education for Health (2019)

Dip of Higher Education Adult Nursing Sciences, University of East Anglia (2013)

Awarded the honorary title of Queen’s Nurse in 2019

Registered with the Nursing & Midwifery Council

Registered with the Royal College of Nursing

Member of the Tissue Viability Society

Member of the Primary Care Respiratory Society

I am a highly respected nurse with nearly 15 years of post-qualification experience. I became a Queen’s Nurse in 2019, an honorary title awarded for my high level of commitment to patient care and nursing practice. I am an independent professional nurse expert with experience in hospitals, community settings, nursing homes and private sector healthcare settings.  My areas of expertise are in women’s health, wound care, and long-term conditions management, particularly diabetes and asthma.

As a practice nurse, I currently divide my time between urgent care and as lead nurse within primary care while maintaining a senior leadership role within a general practice. I also teach and accredit courses for healthcare professionals.  In addition to nursing, I manage safeguarding, quality, governance, and infection control and I am experienced in investigating and reporting on serious incidents and breaches of duty.

As an expert witness, I have prepared numerous breach of duty reports in England and Wales for the Court. I have received training in and understand the litigation process and my duties under the Civil Procedure Rules pertaining to expert witnesses and Part 35. Fundamental to my work as an expert witness is to consistently act with fairness and integrity.

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