Silhouette of a Clyne Hamilton-Daniels with a beard and styled hair, in profile against a pink and purple textured background.

Doctoral Researcher (PhD)
Queen Mary University of London
2025 – Present

  • Researching the role of digital platforms in shaping chemsex practices, queer health, and harm reduction policy.

  • Developing interdisciplinary frameworks that integrate psychology, nursing, and cultural studies.

  • Engaging communities to inform evidence-based public health strategies.

  • Presenting emerging findings through academic, public, and digital platforms to challenge stigma and influence discourse.

  • Contributing to the development of inclusive, culturally relevant approaches to LGBTQ+ health policy and practice.

  • Building pathways for collaboration between academia, healthcare, and community organisations to translate research into real-world impact.

MSc Adult Nursing
City St Georges, University of London

  • Clinical placements across Emergency Department (A&E) and multidisciplinary ward settings.

  • Dissertation on HIV medication adherence in ageing populations.

  • Experience delivering evidence-based, patient-centred care under NMC standards.

MSc Psychology
Birkbeck, University of London

  • Thesis exploring chemsex, mental health and behavioural health intersections.

  • Applied psychological theory to health behaviours and digital engagement.

BA (hons) Visual Cultures
UWE Bristol, University of the West of England

  • Specialised in visual communication, identity, and media representation.

  • Foundation for later work in digital storytelling and health communication.

Clinical Experience (Emergency Department (A&E)
King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
2020 – Present

  • Delivering frontline patient care in high-pressure Emergency Department (A&E) and acute settings.

  • Assisting in conducting triage, assessment, and interventions for patients with complex clinical needs.

  • Collaborating across multidisciplinary teams to ensure safe, effective, and holistic care.

  • Managing drug-and alcohol-related presentations, trauma, and mental health crises.

  • Applying leadership and reflective practice to strengthen decision-making under pressure.

  • Embedding harm reduction principles to improve patient outcomes and safety.

  • Adapting rapidly to evolving clinical pressures, including surges in patient demand and emergency scenarios.

Founder – Chemsex Scholar (Social Media Project)
2025 – Present

  • Created a bold, digital-first campaign amplifying queer voices in chemsex harm reduction.

  • Achieved 50k+ views within weeks, generating international media and podcast invitations.

  • Demonstrated innovative approaches to health communication and stigma reduction.

Volunteer – Impulse London
2025 – Present

To Engage, Support and Connect Gay Men Globally
26 Cities · 13 Countries · 5 Continents

As part of Impulse London, I help contribute to outreach, advocacy, and harm reduction work, helping to foster dialogue around queer health, sexual wellbeing, and stigma reduction. This volunteer role allows me to extend my research and clinical insights into direct community action, aligning with my broader commitment to culturally relevant public health strategies.