Clinical & Patient Care
Experience working directly with patients shaped my understanding of how system-level inefficiencies translate into real clinical outcomes.
About me
Building things to help people.
Working in patient care and cancer research taught me that patients experience the consequences of every failure upstream.
A delayed diagnosis, a confusing explanation, a fragmented research workflow, or a slow translation of evidence into practice ultimately affects the person sitting in front of us.
My work sits at the intersection of clinical care, research, education, and systems design. I am interested in reducing the friction between knowledge, care, and the people who need them.
Experience working directly with patients shaped my understanding of how system-level inefficiencies translate into real clinical outcomes.
Focused on translational oncology and biomarker discovery in neuroendocrine prostate cancer, bridging bench research and clinical application.
Built OpenLab and related workflows to reduce friction in research operations by adapting software-engineering principles to academic environments.
Developing tools and writing that improve how complex medical and scientific concepts are communicated and understood.
I am interested in improving the upstream systems that determine how knowledge becomes care.