Amy is a Research Data Analyst working on the Born in Bradford study. She is responsible for cleaning, harmonising and maintaining data sets, preparing data for use by internal and external researchers, and conducting statistical analysis.

Amy is involved in various projects including the Mother and Infant Research Electronic Data Analysis (MIREDA) which aims to improve maternal and infant health by developing new resources and tools for research using routinely collected data, including standardising and harmonising health data from leading researchers around the UK.

Amy has a background in biomedical science and health data analytics, and undertakes her own research, with particular interests in primary and secondary care data, genetics and biomedical sciences.