While at Stanford, I had the opportunity to conduct translational research in cardiothoracic surgery, as well as delve into the study of health disparities.

I then moved to Palo Alto, California to start medical school at Stanford School of Medicine. My research focused on utilizing stem cell-based technology to model juvenile leukemia and discovering therapeutic interventions for the treatment of this disease. After graduation, I moved to Philadelphia where I conducted stem cell research at the University of Pennsylvania/CHOP Stem Cell Core. I graduated from Harvard University in 2012 where I received my B.A. I was born in Delaware, and raised in Pompano Beach, Florida. For the past three years, I’ve worked in a variety of strategy and business development roles focused on building out the company’s commercial analytics and marketing strategy for hospital and pharmaceutical partners. With a desire to apply my consulting background towards mission-driven healthcare, I moved back to the Bay Area to work at the digital healthcare start-up, Doximity. I then worked at Oliver Wyman as a management consultant and gained project experience across healthcare, financial services, and retail.

and became an analyst in Mercer’s Government practice, where I assisted states with the design and implementation of their public welfare programs. After college, I moved to Washington, D.C. During college, I spent a lot of time thinking about the intersection of healthcare and public policy, which culminated in internships for a US Senator and at the Department of Health and Human Services working on the implementation of the Affordable Care Act during my junior year. After growing up in East Lansing, Michigan, I headed to the west coast to attend Stanford University, where I graduated with degrees in Political Science and Human Biology.

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