System Dynamics builds products, programs and research towards a healthier tomorrow. Created social impact marketplace from vision to beta launch serving 100 private users via iOS and Android, including pitching to investors. Steered tech stack, product design, financials, operations, mobile development, and MarCom with KPIs, OKRs and Agile methodologies.

GoInvo is a Boston-based digital design firm crafting the future of healthcare from private business products to federal government initiatives. Partnered with MITRE, consumer organizations, think tanks and state governments to build federal government health data and customer experience package resulting in: 1) policy change mitigating health coverage churn and loss for 133M Americans 2) four publications and 3) a podcast. Developed literature reviews, authored publications and scripts, designed information graphics, policy research, user research, product vision, strategy, and roadmap driving influence and stakeholder alignment.

BiliCam is an IoT mobile tool leveraging mobile camera, external sensor, and proprietary software to screen for newborn jaundice.Drove user research for BiliCam building the business case for acquisition by Alphabet.Lead recruitment, data collection and study procedures for 300 user interviews, issue triage for engineering.

The International Placenta Research Network, housed at the University of Washington, is a collaboration of academic and industry leaders dedicated to innovation, collaboration and resource sharing. Conceptualized, identified business case, and strategically drove all aspects of the organization to gain institutional alignment. Built communication framework and deconstructed duplicate efforts and operational silos among research teams and institutions.Built, facilitated and chaired annual Symposia with 200+ members.

The University of Washington Department of Radiology has over 260 clinical and research faculty, residents, fellows and post-docs working to improve the health of the public using research-driven, imaging-based care with compassion, expertise, and inclusiveness.I modernized departmental resources through program evaluation and quality improvement efforts resulting in $200k annual cost savings.Developed AI/ML training sets, and lead communications across stakeholders and regulatory agencies, with multiple EHR/EMR systems.

The University of Washington Department of Global Health is globally recognized as a model for interdisciplinary research partnerships and innovation. Cultivated a $10M+ portfolio of products and research studies with authorship of 10 peer-reviewed scientific papers, end-to-end hardware development, and contributions to two US Patents.Managed and mentored globally distributed research teams including partners, collaborators, and a team of 15 direct reports.Designed and led a 7.5K subject global health study in refugee communities of Bangladesh including protocols, regulatory compliance, qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis, publication and presentation of findings.End-to-end engineering with hardware design and prototyping.Owned product roadmaps, study milestones, project schedules, and prioritization.Drafted literature reviews, proposals, funding requests, and agency reports.Communication across stakeholders, risk mitigation, grant management and budget management.

Multicare is a community-based, locally governed health system in the state of Washington with 12 hospitals and 300 specialty locations across Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Built seminal pediatric electroneurodiagnostic laboratory in Tacoma at Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital. As an electroneurodiagnostic and polysomnographic technologist, utilize understanding of human anatomy, physiology, biomechanical analysis tools and techniques, human psychology and anthropometrical measurements to complete electroneurodiagnostic diagnostic studies of 3,000+ patients across seven hospitals and clinics. Prototyped and optimized hardware and software for recording biomechanic and physiologic body signals with clinical neurodiagnostic sensors recording pressure, brain (EEG), cardiac (ECG), nerve, and muscle (EMG) data. Managed patient-facing interviews, ensure patient safety and comfort. Interpret time-series data to build diagnostic summaries. Functional clinic and laboratory operations manager.