As a PhD scientist, I bring a mix of biological insight, engineering mindset, and genuine curiosity to understanding how the human body works in health and disease. I am driven by the goal of turning early-stage science into therapies, with a special focus on women’s health, where innovation has been long overdue.
My years as an NCAA Division I student athlete shaped how I show up: dedicated, energized, and ready to work alongside others toward a shared goal. I value teams that communicate openly, push each other forward, and celebrate progress along the way.
The November event brought together a vibrant mix of advocates, founders, and community leaders, and the energy in the room made it clear how much momentum the women’s health movement is gaining. Attendees left feeling inspired, connected, and ready to push forward on policy and funding efforts that truly move the needle.