07/05/2026
I began my fellowship journey in 2019 and 2020, never fully appreciating then how profoundly those years would shape my career and character. The road to becoming a Minimally Invasive Gynaecologist was demanding — long hours, complex surgical cases, and challenging endometriosis surgeries using both laparoscopic and robotic techniques tested me in every way. Yet, within those challenges came growth, resilience, purpose, and an unwavering passion for women’s health.
Today, the journey has come full circle. What once felt impossible has now become an opportunity to give back. It is an honour to mentor and support the next generation of AGES fellows — not only as a training supervisor, but also as a mentor, confidante, and friend.
Surgery teaches us technical skill, but mentorship shapes legacy. I am deeply grateful to those who guided me, and I hope to do the same.