From the beginning of my career, I’ve been driven by the intersection of technology, design, and healthcare—a passion that started with my background in medical illustration at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and has evolved into a career focused on innovation in healthcare education, training, and product design.

I began my journey as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and Phlebotomist/Clinical Lab Assistant, working on the front lines of patient care. These experiences gave me firsthand insight into the challenges of healthcare workflows, provider training, and patient outcomes. Recognizing the gaps in education and usability within the medical field, I transitioned into medical illustration, using visuals to bridge the gap between complex medical concepts and intuitive learning experiences.

My work led me to the world of virtual reality surgical training, where I played a key role in clinical design and UX development at Osso VR. As the Director of Clinical Design, I worked at the forefront of AI-driven training platforms, immersive simulation, and usability research, helping to redefine how healthcare professionals learn and practice critical skills. This experience fueled my drive to build more intuitive, data-driven, and human-centered digital solutions that improve outcomes in healthcare and beyond.

Now, as I continue my career in product design and user experience research, my mission remains the same: to create technology that makes a real impact—whether it’s empowering medical professionals, streamlining complex systems, or designing solutions that improve people’s lives. I believe that great design isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about accessibility, efficiency, and making the complex feel effortless.

Let’s build something meaningful together.