Enable Biosciences (Enable) runs an award-winning State and Federal CLIA and College of American Pathologists (CAP) certified clinical reference laboratory. Enable provides Type 1 diabetes prognostic testing solutions to institutions including Stanford, University of Florida, Mayo Clinic, the Joslin Diabetes Center at Harvard, Lund University in Sweden, Israel, Slovenia, Spain, Denmark, Norway, Australia, Saudi Arabia and nationally in the US 49 states in partnership with Breakthrough T1D (formerly the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund (JDRF). Enable empowers early and accurate Type 1 diabetes testing by primary care, pediatric and adult medicine clinics nationwide in a kits-clinics program. Enable Biosciences partners with Beyond Type 1 to support type 1 diabetes community screening events in the USEnable Biosciences was co-founded with two multi-award-winning Stanford / UC Berkeley PhD candidates and their 2022 Nobel prize winning professor Carolyn Bertozzi at UC Berkeley and currently at Stanford. Enable Biosciences developed, validated and published the performance of its patented, rapid, multiplexable, early disease detection technology in top peer-reviewed medical journals, including the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The technology called Antibody Detection by Agglutination PCR or ADAP, creates and reads tiny DNA barcodes attached to antibodies of interest in a patients sample. It is 1,000 to 10,000 times more sensitive than any others, while retaining super specificity for unparalleled accuracy. These attributes translate into earlier disease detection making improved patient outcomes possible.

In this new role, I serve as the host of a periodic in-depth COVID-19 Webinar series for Harvard Business School Alumni and their guests. 8,000 Harvard Business School Alumni reside in the Bay area. For the post-COVID era, I am spearheading a multifaceted initiative to support Harvard Business School alumni and their companies via the creation of a physical entrepreneurial center in the Bay Area that can also serve as a Club House for the Harvard Business School Association of Northern California,

Appointment as an NIH grant reviewer represents recognition of a sustained and significant contribution to medical science and affords the opportunity to help guide future research towards optimal outcomes for all humanity

Principal Investigator and Project Director for improved Lyme disease test development study under the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) division of the National Institutes of Health.

Principal Investigator of advanced allergy test development for National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) study, focusing on improved food allergy detection.

Co-Investigator of Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund - Stanford - Enable Biosciences Type 1 Diabetes Assay Performance Study with Prof's Darrell Wilson, M.D., David Maahs, M.D. and Bruce Buckingham, M.D.

Principal Investigator and Project Director for multi-phase National Science Foundation program to develop and deploy an ultra-sensitive, highly specific antibody discovery system to accelerate accurate diagnosis and assist more effective drug development

Principal Investigator and Project Director for multi-year NIDDK funded project to develop, validate and deploy the world's most sensitive and accurate test for prediction and diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes

Manage and serve as part-time clinician in a respected corporate campus urgent care clinic focused on sports medicine and athlete wellness

Evaluation and funding recommendations for research projects into the cause and cure of macular degeneration, the leading cause of legal blindness in the Western world. Current focus is on funding highly original cutting-edge work in the areas of stem cell and gene therapy. To this end we have funded projects that include seminal stem-cell work at the University of California, Davis as well as served as a major recurring sponsor of the Harvard Age-related Macular Degeneration symposium. I apply a startup-based philosophy to the identification and funding of promising researchers, promoting a focus on practicality and translational viability, with an emphasis on those projects that propose to achieve viable therapies faster.

Initiated and ran a corporate campus urgent care clinic that served both as a sports medicine facility and as a employee wellness hub.

Research and program development in the field of advanced bio informatics and bio surveillance, with a special emphasis on assisting NASA technology transfer.

As a Partner in the California Emergency Physicians Medical Group (CEP America) now known as Vituity, served as an Assistant Director of the emergency room at San Mateo County Medical Center, inpatient hospitalist and event management physician. Vituity is the largest provider of emergency medicine physician services in the state of California, and one of the largest providers nationwide, seeing over 5.2 million patients annually.

Head of hospital committee evaluating options for improved informatics solutions for both inpatient and outpatient care as well as system-wide linkages to other County facilities.

Responsible for co-development and deployment of a telemedicine system that linked external clinics and correctional facilities to the emergency room at San Mateo County Medical Center

Responsible for inpatient medical care of a full range of acuity from intensive care to ward-based medicine, with a special emphasis on pulmonary disease management.

Attending physician at a University of Chicago affiliated teaching hospital, responsible for clinical care and teaching of residents and medical students.

General practitioner serving the full spectrum of primary care patients

As a medical student and young doctor, co-founded a traditional African music and dance youth edu-tainment performance company to teach young African mothers to recognize and treat the number one killer of babies in Africa – dehydration due to viral infantile gastroenteritis. Using the idiom of traditional drum and xylophone music, dance and theater, the project was undertaken with the joint support of the University of the Witwatersrand Department of Pediatrics and the Dramatic Arts. Together with legendary South African Director Janice Honeyman (http://esat.sun.ac.za/index.php/Janice_Honeyman),co-produced the riveting African musical Amabali – It’s Storytime - which was staged at the South Africa's most prestigious performing arts venue - the Market Theatre in 1988. This performance served as an international springboard for the group who then went on to tour Europe and perform in productions in London's prestigious West End. Today the youth leader of the group, Baba Vusi Shibambo teaches the joy of traditional African music to the next generation of children in Arizona and California.