I began my professional journey in 2004 after having graduated from National University of Science and Technology earning my bachelor’s in dental surgery. For four years, I was conferred with 16 gold medals for my academic achievements. I found a love for orthodontics early on and began my post graduate training after qualifying for the post-graduate training position.
I was awarded a Fellowship in Orthodontics in 2011, following which I was appointed as a Consultant/Assistant Professor at a parent institution. In addition to Clinical responsibilities which involved treatment of complex, multidisciplinary orthodontic cases, I was also in charge of Clinical and academic training of both under and postgraduate students.
I have numerous publications to my credit and have served as a peer reviewer to a Medical Journal.
In 2016, I earned my Membership in Orthodontics RCSEd. I am also Currently working at Russel’s Hall Hospital in the Maxillofacial department where I liaise with Surgeons for the management of complex orthodontic cases.
In my free time I am a homebody and love to spend time with my children. I loves arts and crafts and I love to knit for charity.