After graduating from the Royal Veterinary College, London, Hannah spent over a decade working as a small animal veterinarian. Then she undertook a PhD where she studied the clinical effects of snake bites in dogs and began lecturing in veterinary anatomy. During this time, she discovered a true passion for scientific storytelling, inspiring her to step out of the consulting room and into the world of medical writing.

Hannah has experience with a broad range of therapy areas and diseases, including acute kidney injury, coagulopathies, and cardiotoxicity. Her background in veterinary medicine and surgery as well as research and teaching makes Hannah a versatile writer who thrives on translating complex concepts into digestible information for different audiences.