I have received teaching awards at the level of School, Faculty and University. These include;

1. Award for adaptability and innovation in Pathology Teaching (as a response to COVID-19 pandemic), School of Medical Sciences, UNSW (2020)
2. Award for Teaching excellence in early career academic staff category, Faculty of Medicine, UNSW (2018)
3. Vice-

I train and mentor junior doctors in research methodology in Australia and Sri Lanka. This is equivalent to honours supervision at UNSW . I am focussed on outcome based mentoring and self-empowerment of trainees to achieve the goals set out at the beginning. All completed projects have been published and some of them are listed below.

I have supervised five PhD students to completion (joint primary supervisor - 3, secondary supervisor - 2), and currently supervise three more students as primary / joint primary supervisor or co-supervisor at UNSW. These PhD students are from Australia, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and Peru. In addition, I mentor one PhD student enrolled in University of Colombo, Sri Lanka.

I fulfilled my teaching expectations effectively since my appointment at UNSW as evidenced by the myexperience surveys. My ratings in the courses I teach are above the University, Faculty and School average on most occassions. This reflects being receptive to constructive criticism from students and peers to improve my teaching. I use e-learning effectively in my teaching (expertise in using