
Where photography & healthcare collide
As an NHS doctor in Milton Keynes my journey began at Warwick Medical School, where I was inspired by the dedication of my fellow medical students. I learned firsthand how vital hands-on experience and simulation are in developing the skills we use every day. My passion for emergency and pre-hospital medicine led me to dive deep into high-fidelity simulations - treating, teaching, and capturing these intense learning moments through my lens.
While I'm not a certified medical photographer, my dual perspective as both doctor and artist helps me create compelling visual stories of healthcare. Whether I'm in a busy hospital ward or a local GP surgery, my understanding of medical protocols and values allows me to capture authentic moments while respecting the sensitive nature of healthcare environments.
Below, you'll find my work capturing the dynamic world of pre-hospital emergency simulations and intimate portraits of the dedicated staff who make our NHS run.
CONSENT: For patient privacy, all medical scenarios featured use actors unless otherwise specified with proper consent.

Humans of the Pandemic
Sixty-seven staff at NHS George Eliot Hospital, photographed during the first wave in 2020.

Emergency simulation
Pre-hospital and in-hospital simulation, published in the Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine.

Staff portraits
Teams, departments and individuals, photographed on shift and around it.
Research
Paediatrics in Primary Care
I want to improve children's healthcare in the UK by creating a new speciality doctor role. An evidence-based proposal, fourteen sections, eight sources.
Read the proposal
Medicine
MBChB, GP specialty trainee
Published in
Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine
Worked with
NHS George Eliot Hospital
Curriculum vitae
Commissioning healthcare photography?
Day rate, with consent and governance handled. Tell me the setting and what the photographs are for.
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