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Sarah trained at Guy's, King's and St Thomas's Medical and Dental Schools and qualified as a Doctor in 2001. Whilst a medical student, Sarah joined the British Army on a cadetship and subsequently spent 11 years training as an Army GP and serving with the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, DMRC Headley Court, 13 Regiment Royal Artillery and the Joint CBRN Regiment. During this time, she developed her interest in both Sport and Exercise Medicine and Women's Health, completing the Diploma of Sport and Exercise Medicine and the Diploma of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in 2006 and 2007 respectively.

In 2009, Sarah left the Army and took up a post with the Ministry of Defence as a Civil Servant GP and in 2012 she moved to the Regional Rehabilitation Unit in Aldershot to work in Sport, Exercise and Musculoskeletal Medicine. In 2020, the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine awarded a Certificate of Eligibility for Specialist Registration to Sarah and she continues to work at the Regional Rehabilitation Unit in Aldershot as a Consultant in Sport and Exercise Medicine, looking after injured Tri-service Personnel.

Sarah has a specialist interest in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound and in 2017 she completed her Masters in Medical Ultrasound with the University of Bournemouth and she holds an Honorary position with the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust, working in an NHS Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Clinic. In 2018, Sarah wrote the FSEM UK training guidelines for MSK US training and mentoring and she is an MSK US mentor, supporting doctors, physiotherapists and sonographers who are training in MSK US.

Another of Sarah’s specialist interests is Women's Health Rehabilitation. In the MOD, Sarah is the Lead Doctor for the Women's Health Rehabilitation Working Group and has co-written the Defence Women's Health Rehabilitation Best Practice Guidelines. Part of this work included creating the US protocol for the diagnosis of diastasis recti abdominis for assessment of women with functional limitations due to this postnatal problem and she continues to assess Service Women postnatally, referring on those women who demonstrate functional limitations due to their persistent diastasis. Sarah has also written the section for the Investigation of Popliteal Artery Entrapment Syndrome for the Defence Best Practice Guideline, which highlights her interest in exertional lower limb pain/exercise induced leg pain.

Sarah has worked in Elite Sport, supporting the British Orienteering Team as Event Doctor in the past and continues to support the athletes in the Junior and Senior Squad. She has worked with GB Hockey, as a Medical Officer at the School Games and in 2018 she was a travelling doctor with Team UK to the Invictus Games in Sydney, supporting the Team of injured serving and ex-serving Tri-service Military Personnel.

Sarah is a runner and orienteer, and an ex-GB athlete herself having represented Great Britain at 11 World Orienteering Championships. She continues to compete at a Master’s level winning a Gold medal in 2022. She is passionate about exercise and physical activity for all and helping people, whatever their level, to stay healthy and enjoy being active. She is interested in all aspects of Sport, Exercise and Musculoskeletal Medicine but in particular exercise induced leg pain, women's health including ante- and postnatal exercise support and postnatal musculoskeletal rehabilitation especially diastasis recti abdominis, diagnostic ultrasound, peripheral ultrasound guided injections, tendon and muscle injuries including those of the anterior abdominal wall and running biomechanics.

Areas of interest

Ultrasound; Ultrasound guided injections; Anterior abdominal wall injuries; Women's Health Rehabilitation; Women's Health MSK problems; Exercise Induced Leg Pain; Exertional Lower Limb Pain; Popliteal artery entrapment syndrome; Adult Sports Injury Treatment; Paediatric Sports Injury Treatment; Sports Medicine

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