Dr Pallavi Bradshaw graduated from St Catharine’s College, Cambridge. She undertook higher surgical training in Ophthalmology at Addenbrooke’s, gaining membership to the Royal College of Ophthalmologists. Pallavi then completed the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) with commendation at the College of Law and gained an academic scholarship to study at Warwick Business School being awarded an Executive MBA with merit. She is Medicolegal Lead for the Risk Prevention department responsible for delivery and strategic development of the member risk programme leading a global team of clinicians. The programme utilises MPS’s international experience to develop risk management training and education to improve patient safety and promote ethical practice as well as supporting healthcare professionals to manage their medicolegal risk In her role she also supports and advises doctors across the world and led the Asia Team. She has been involved in many high-profile cases, leading to significant judgements benefiting the medical profession. She is also involved in developing MPS policy and engages with stakeholders and the media, regularly writing for and being quoted in trade and national press promoting the interests of doctors. She presents internationally on medicolegal topics and patient safety initiatives.