With a strong academic foundation in psychology and mental health research, Amy holds a BSc in Psychology, a MSc in Mental Health Research, and a PhD in Psychology focused on the genetic epidemiology of anxiety and depression. With a decade of experience studying and working at world-leading academic institutions, she has developed expertise in both qualitative and quantitative data analysis, epidemiological research design, big data, and genomics.
Driven by a passion for scientific rigour, patient and public involvement, and equitable access to healthcare, Amy transitioned from academia to the NHS to apply her skills in real-world settings. Her work is grounded in the belief that applied research can drive innovation, systems change, and deliver immediate, tangible impact for patients and communities.