Former software engineer, now a paramedic with the London Ambulance Service. I founded SnapMedic in 2025 to bring both worlds together — clinical tools, ECG interpretation, OSCE practice, flashcards and welfare resources for UK ambulance clinicians.
SnapMedic is a mobile and web application built for UK ambulance clinicians, covering clinical tools, ECG interpretation, OSCE practice, flashcards, and staff welfare resources. From zero to 10,000+ downloads.
As a solo founder I manage every part of the product — development, infrastructure, B2B partnerships and marketing — alongside full-time shift work as a paramedic.
Each shift I attend to patients in a variety of settings and assess them before providing appropriate management — from direct PPCI pathways to referrals to primary care. Most patients I attend can be managed by me alone, but some require advanced clinical care, working as part of a multidisciplinary team in a high-pressure environment for time-critical patients.
Two-year work-based BSc programme at the University of Cumbria, completed alongside frontline shifts.
Qualified EMT working frontline 999 response in London. Followed qualification I worked with trainees myself and spent six months on the COVID support line, crewed with a police officer responding to 999 calls.
Six months in the classroom, then twelve months responding as a 999 ambulance alongside a qualified EAC or paramedic.
Worked across product teams refactoring legacy code and building the internal APIs that backed Shelter's online services. Reaching feature parity with the new servers let us decommission older, less secure infrastructure.
Initially employed alongside my apprenticeship, then stayed on as a full-stack developer. Mostly bespoke websites with custom admin systems — ecommerce with third-party inventory integrations, hotel booking platforms, and mobile apps via Cordova with PHP APIs to match.
Moved across to St John Ambulance after the BRC closed its Event First Aid department, continuing to volunteer at events.
Volunteered across a wide range of events and gained several in-house resuscitation qualifications before moving to LAS and St John.