David is an associate qualitative and quantitative researcher at UCL.
David is an associate qualitative and quantitative researcher currently working for the HPRU in blood borne and sexually transmitted infections looking at reasons for rising rates of syphilis infection in heterosexually identified people. He has previously worked on development, implementation and analysis of the RiiSH surveys, Natsal and studies looking at sexually transmitted enteric infections and STI self sampling and testing. In another life he worked for LSHTM and Project Sigma and has conducted a wide range of psycho-social and behavioural research and evaluation using different methods to explore sexual health and wellbeing needs of gay and bisexual men who have sex with men and those living with HIV and in developing health promotion and policy.
