Having qualified in medicine in 2004, I have worked in the Midlands since then, specialising mainly as a GP. Up until 2017, I also worked as a senior doctor in a busy Accident and Emergency department at Coventry hospital.

It was through my work in general practice, that I developed my interest in men’s health.  Because men’s health was not a dedicated specialty within medicine, I decided to create such a position in order to provide an holistic approach to the care of my male patients. Since then, I have opened up two private Men’s Health clinics, and have been involved in developing and promoting Men’s Health at both a local and national level. I have written medical articles on various male health topics such as testosterone deficiency and erectile dysfunction, as well as promoting awareness of prostate cancer and giving talks to the local community. 

I cover all aspects of male health from testosterone deficiency (similar to menopause in women), heart disease, nutrition, and mental health. I believe that men’s health is about changing attitudes towards how we approach our lives, interact with our loved ones, remain productive at work, and enjoy life. It is about preventing the onset of illness, and not accepting age as an inevitable decline in quality of life.