My clinical expertise is in resource-limited generalist and emergency care, and I have a special interest in all the weird and wonderful infectious diseases that linger in remote parts of the world.

I have lived and worked across the world - from remote Australia, Tanzania, Kenya, India, Greece, Denmark, Norway, South Sudan, Papua New Guinea, and even in international waters. I have delivered healthcare in places only reached by helicopter, light aircraft, canoe, rescue ship, and on foot - in jungles, on mountains, across oceans, over mud flats, and through deserts.

Adventure in the outdoors has always been at the heart of my life - I spent my childhood camping, swimming and exploring the bush in the remote Kimberley region of Australia. As a uni student I spent every dollar I could on travelling. I am now living in Nairobi, Kenya where my weekends are filled with safaris and hikes.

I am deeply passionate about health equity and global humanitarian issues, and I am forever amazed by the natural world. These are the foundations that have driven both my travels and my work.