I have made a significant impact on the Electronic Assistive Technology (EAT) field, having been intensively involved in this community since the beginning of my career. My role at ACT has required me to manage a large clinical case load within a diverse and large population. This is complimented by the hands-on design and engineering skills, business planning and paediatric clinical skills I acquired whilst at MERU.

Research is an important aspect of my work and one that I would like to develop considerably within my professional role. I am interested in a number of different areas of EAT, particularly in Open Source Software and Human Computer Interaction and can often be a passionate orator on these topics.

Recently I have contributed to a number of pioneering and innovative projects and have presented to a number of national and international conferences and the British Computer Society. In addition I have written and lectured material for the Birmingham University Rehabilitation Engineering Masters course and created and delivered a two day training package for the West Midlands EC care pathway.

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