As a highly skilled and dedicated surgical registrar with over 10 years of experience in the NHS, I recently completed my PhD, focusing on the role of mitochondrial function in skeletal muscle and its impact on surgical outcomes. My research aims to enhance post-operative recovery through innovative prehabilitation programs, and I have presented my findings at multiple national and international conferences.Over the past decade, I have gained extensive experience in general surgery, developing a keen understanding of surgical care's complexities and nuances. My professional journey has been driven by a passion for research and a commitment to improving patient outcomes.In addition to my clinical and research work, I am deeply committed to humanitarian aid, having participated in several missions to provide care to underserved communities in developing countries. This work reflects my dedication to making a meaningful impact beyond the operating room.Currently, I am exploring new employment opportunities in both clinical and non-clinical contexts where I can leverage my expertise, research background, and passion for healthcare innovation. I am eager to connect with professionals and organizations interested in collaboration, research, or potential employment opportunities.Let’s connect to discuss how we can work together to advance surgical care, research, and healthcare innovation.