In 2018 I was awarded a substantive consultant post as an Endometriosis Surgeon at St. Peter's NHS hospital, where I worked for a number of years together with my colleague Mr Shaheen Khazali, and where I continue to provide my services to NHS patients to date. St. Peter's hospital is home to one of the most historic Endometriosis Centres in the UK and indeed worldwide. The St. Peter's Endo Centre was founded more than 30 years ago by Professor Jeremy Wright and after few generations of Endometriosis Surgeons it has become renowned both nationally and internationally for its high standards in providing care for women with complex endometriosis. I became Senior Surgeon at St. Peter's Endometriosis Centre in 2022. 

Between 2020-2023, I served as College Tutor for the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists. During those years I was responsible for overseeing and regulating the training of more than 100 trainee doctors who came through our department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Ashford & St. Peter’s hospitals. At the end of my 3-year term, our department was voted the "most improved" in relation to training within our NHS hospital, and we were awarded by the Board for our contribution to the training and development of young  gynaecologists.

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In 2023, I was awarded the prestigious Alan Gordan Travelling Fellowship by the BSGE (British Society of Gynaecological Endoscopy), to travel to Zurich to learn from Professor Marc Possover and complete my training in Neuropelveology. The same year, I established a provisional Endo Centre at the Runnymede hospital, a private hospital of the Circle Health Group, located adjacent to St. Peter's in Surrey. The Runnymede became one of the few fully BSGE-accredited Endometriosis Centres in the private sector in January 2024.

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A surgeon's training never ends. I strive to continuously improve myself and I learn from every patient that I treat. Above all I strive to offer a holistic approach to my patients. Due to my specialised training, I am able to recognise and respond to the multiple and complex needs of patients with pelvic pain and endometriosis. Just as with all the other conditions that I treat, I always take into account the wishes of my patients, their life circumstances, for example plans for a pregnancy or professional circumstances. In partnership with my patients, we explore all treatment options, including life-style changes, and take decisions together, tailored to each woman's specific needs.