Q: Work experience to date?

A: I graduated from Coventry University with First-Class Honours in 2025, gaining hands-on experience across MSK outpatients, neurorehabilitation, community care, A&E, andorthopaedics. My passion for helping people move better also led me into sports physiotherapy, working with Coventry City FC and later as Lead Physiotherapist for Oxford United Academy’s U18s. I’ve even broadened my perspective internationally at a hospital in the Philippines. Wherever I’ve worked, my focus has always been the same: supporting recovery, restoring confidence, and helping people get back to what they love.

Q: What do you love about your job?

A: I love having a positive impact on people’s lives. For me, the greatest satisfaction comes not just from helping someone recover physically, but from seeing the confidence, independence, and joy return as they get back to the activities they love. I enjoy building strong connections with patients, understanding their personal goals, and supporting them every step of the way.

Q: Top pastime?

A: Outside of the clinic, I enjoy an active lifestyle. I spend much of my free time in the gym, and I’m a keen rugby fan. When I get the opportunity, I also enjoy skiing, exploring scenic views, and playing golf, which helps me unwind and maintain a healthy work-life balance.

Q: Scariest thing you have done?

A: Scuba diving in Thailand, the Philippines, and Cambodia has been the scariest but most rewarding thing I’ve done. I have a genuine fear of open water, so taking the plunge pushed me far beyond my comfort zone.

Q: Favourite film of all time?

A: I have always been a massive fan of the original Star Wars films