I am Associate Dean for Education for the Faculty of Epidemiology and Population Health, overseeing our MSc programmes and short course provision, as well as working on education initiatives with partner institutions. 

I am the lead for online training for the NIHR IHCoR-Africa and NIHR CARriSA projects.

I am a cancer epidemiologist by training, working for many years in the Cancer Survival Group at LSHTM. During that time I led the Cancer Policy Programme - a team investigating variations in cancer outcomes in the UK and in comparison with Nordic countries and then worked in the Health Services Research and Policy department on the International Cancer Benchmarking Partnership. Most recently, I worked with the National Prostate Cancer Audit. 

I graduated from Oxford University with a degree in Psychology and then taught in schools for several years before embarking on an MSc in Epidemiology at LSHTM, followed by a PhD here. I worked at UCL, in the Research Department of Behavioural Science and Health, before returning to LSHTM in May 2012 to work in the Cancer Survival Group.