National Committee

Anya is an FY1 based in the North West, and has always had a particular interest in women’s health. Her academic interests lie in reproductive rights, foetal medicine and fertility. Her passion for the specialty was sparked when undertaking her research project on congenital uterine anomalies and their impact on fertility, and she has since taken on the roles of president of her university O&G society and BUSOG university ambassador before stepping up to lead our National Committee.

Alongside the BUSOG, she is a member of Doctors for Choice and an active volunteer for Surviving in Scrubs, a group campaigning to raise awareness of sexual assault and sexism in healthcare. Anya is extremely excited to use her position as President to share her passion for this wonderful specialty with medical students and resident doctors across the country, as well as raising the profile of the BUSOG and its amazing work. Outside of medicine, Anya enjoys spending time with family and friends, running and eating good food!

To contact Anya, email busogpresident@gmail.com

Jenny is an FY2 working in Scotland. She was first involved with the BUSOG as a University Ambassador whilst studying medicine at the University of Dundee. She has a passion for women’s health, with special interests in reproductive endocrinology and complex contraception. She has completed audits in O&G and sexual health, a BMSc(Hons) in Human Reproduction, Asssisted Conception and Embryonic Stem Cells, and an elective working on pregnancy and postpartum guidelines for a national ballet company. She is passionate about improving information and education in women’s health and reducing menstrual stigma in spots and exercise. Outside of work she enjoys the gym, running and dancing! She is looking forward to her FY2 rotation in O&G and ongoing work with the BUSOG this year.

To contact Jenny, email secretarybusog@outlook.com

Thomas is an FY2 doctor currently working in Oxford, having recently completed his obstetrics and gynaecology rotation. His passion for O&G began during medical school while assisting in caesarean sections, and he was recently fortunate to perform his first caesarean section himself. He first became involved with BUSOG as a University Ambassador while studying medicine at the University of Liverpool. His academic interests include maternal–fetal medicine, endometriosis, and fertility, and he is actively involved in several research projects at the University of Oxford. In collaboration with specialists from the maternal medicine service at Oxford University Hospitals, he has published work on drug safety in pregnancy. Thomas is delighted to be joining the BUSOG National Committee as Treasurer for 2025–2026, and looks forward to supporting the society’s work, developing sponsorship opportunities, and inspiring medical students and trainee doctors across the UK. Outside of medicine, he enjoys board games, video games, singing, and growing his vinyl record collection.

To contact Thomas, email treasurerbusog@outlook.com

Prisha is a final-year medical student at UCL, with an intercalated BSc in Global Health, currently serving as the Social Media Officer for BUSOG. Her interest in obstetrics and gynaecology stems from a strong commitment to women’s health advocacy, developed through her academic journey. While pursuing her iBSc, Prisha focused on women and child health modules, recognising the significant influence maternal health has on public health outcomes. Her dissertation, Understanding the Prevalence of Female Sterilisation as a Family Planning Method in India, provided a unique opportunity to explore the social and cultural dimensions of women’s reproductive health and autonomy. 

In her role with BUSOG, Prisha manages BUSOG’s social media pages and the website to promote the society’s work through engaging posts and media, broadening access to knowledge and opportunities within obstetrics and gynaecology. In her spare time, she enjoys reading and swimming.

To contact Prisha, email busogmedia@gmail.com

Sara is currently a FY1 Doctor in the Kent, Surrey and Sussex Deanery. Having always been deeply passionate about global health, her interest in O+G stemmed from recognising its importance in addressing some of the most significant disparities in healthcare delivery worldwide – for example, fair access to maternal and reproductive care. In her free time, she likes to spend time with her friends and exercise. Over her tenure, Sara is excited to utilise her role as Events Officer to increase student interactivity across the society, as well as widen access to O+G to anyone who is interested!

To contact Sara, email busogeventsandcollaborations@gmail.com

Sarah has recently started her FY1 in the North West about to begin her rotation in obstetrics and gynaecology. She has always been interested in O&G and been keen to get involved with specialty electives, being on committee for her university society and undertaking audits in post menopausal bleeding. Sarah’s main interest is fertility and assisted reproduction alongside the acute labour ward. In her spare time she enjoys dance, going to concerts and meeting up with friends and family. As events coordinator, Sarah hopes to run accessible and informative events to help people navigate their way into the specialty and provide insight into O&G which is hard to find elsewhere.

To contact Sarah, email busogeventsandcollaborations@gmail.com

Lynn is a final-year medical student at Leicester University. Before medical school, she completed a BSc at Warwick University, including a year in the Pharmaceutical Industry in anti-cancer drug discovery, a PhD in Medical Science at Cambridge University investigating the non-invasive monitoring of cancer progression, and served as the Science Representative on Cancer Research UK’s first charity-wide Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Board. Her key interests include research on gynaecological cancers, patient advocacy, and improving maternity services and outcomes. She’s excited to help inspire and develop careers in O&G through the Mentorship Scheme. As a new mum, Lynn’s life outside of her studies mainly revolves around lots of playtime with her baby and family.

To contact Lynn, email busogmentorship@gmail.com