At the University of Glasgow, I conducted a retrospective colorectal cancer study involving approximately 787 tumour specimens with linked clinicopathological and cancer-specific survival data. I used QuPath and immunohistochemistry to generate structured biomarker data, then analysed the dataset in IBM SPSS, including Kaplan–Meier survival analysis.
I maintained research documentation and applied structured data quality checks while working in line with research protocols and governance requirements. I also critically appraised clinical and translational research literature to support the study methodology and interpretation.
My clinical work has included oncology, haematology and internal medicine roles in India. As Chief Medical Officer at Namma Clinic, I coordinated day-to-day clinical activities, supervised a multidisciplinary team and implemented public-health programmes; in hospital roles, I supported patient care and maintained clinical records.
