I’m a healthcare strategist, former NICU nurse, and bioethicist with a career rooted in improving care for women, children, and families. I began my career in pediatric and neonatal critical care before transitioning into medical education, business development, and commercial leadership across maternal-fetal health technologies, medical devices, and biotechnology. My work has evolved from supporting clinicians at the bedside to leading national growth and commercialization strategies in precision medicine and genomics, with a focus on expanding access to innovative technologies and driving meaningful change in clinical practice. I completed graduate training in bioethics at Harvard Medical School, further shaping my interest in clinical ethics, health equity, and the responsible integration of emerging technologies into healthcare. I’m currently pursuing a Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) to build on this work at the intersection of clinical care, healthcare innovation, and public health.