Current NHS consultant posts held
Consultant psychiatrist (general Adults)
CMHT- Southend
Rochford Hospital
Research interests
2023 - Treating-borderline-personality-disorder-with-asenapine-case-report
2023-Rapid-cycling-bipolar-affective-disorder-after-covid19-infection-accompanied-with-neurological-symptoms
2023- Addressing the factor associated with high rate of admission in a sample of patient with psychosis including the Changes Due to COVID-19 (Tele-psychiatry) - PMC (nih.gov)
2021 - Factors Associated with High Rate of Admission in Sample of Patients with Psychosis: Addressing the changes due to COVID-19
2021 - Review of literature: Amphetamine induced psychosis, commissioned by BJPsych advance for publication
2021 - Feasibility study: Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) in improving the engagement and management of forensic patients within a secure hospital. I was involved in seeking ethical approval by submitting IRAS form and currently in a stage of applying for funds approval.
2020 - PAX-BD RCT as sub-investigator (current)
Personal interests
Special interest in neuro- modulations and neuroscience(rTMS)
Research & Medical education
Eating disorders
Forensic Psychiatry- Rehabilitation Endorsement
General adult psychiatry research updates
Borderline personality disorders psychotherapeutic interventions
Psychopharmacology research and clinical trials updates
Awards received
2022- Winning first prize award in Eastern division for quality improvement project poster presentation.
(Additional) Languages spoken
Publications
2023
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/european-psychiatry/article/treating-borderline-personality-disorder-with-asenapine-case-report/D1AA0971BB06F426D32AEE5B26738F8D
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/bjpsych-open/article/rapid-cycling-bipolar-affective-disorder-after-covid19-infection-accompanied-with-neurological-symptoms/24296CD87B6646AB82DAD37F05B59F25
Addressing the factor associated with high rate of admission in a sample of patient with psychosis including the Changes Due to COVID-19 (Telepsychiatry) - PMC (nih.gov)