- Re-deployed to assist with telehealth registration during the COVID-19 pandemic - Developed monthly webinars for providers, patients, and the community regarding women and children’s health - Strategized new data-driven, virtual approaches to improve community outreach and engagement, including virtual clinical introductions among physicians, informational and educational webinars for patients and the community, and CME courses for healthcare providers and students - Built relationships with both internal and external key stakeholders, such as physicians and community organizations - Collaborated with Weill Cornell’s Pediatric Diversity Coalition to identify and assist underserved patient communities

- Developed strategic A3 to increase outpatient MRI volume at NYP Allen - Escalated problems, identified areas of improvement, and performed service recovery for gaps in accessing radiology services at NYP/Columbia and at NYP Allen - Collaborated with marketing team to create new radiology collateral in English/Spanish and update the radiology information on the NYP.org website - Analyzed ImageCast and E-Variant referral data to formulate a data-driven approach for NYP Allen radiology growth - Coordinated with call center team to optimize scheduling practices for referrals - Managed current relationships with internal and external referral sources - Fostered new relationships with the local community to promote radiology services at NYP Allen - Liaisoned with the Radiology Chairman and Vice Chairman Physicians on a mammography business development plan - Oversaw "Destination: Uro-Ultrasound" project to streamline ultrasound services for the Urology department - Conducted semi-structured interviews with various stakeholders to assess ways of improvement for "Radiology Access Intervention"

- Facilitated eight discussion sections for a total of 44 graduate students in the Foundations of Public Health course, ensuring understanding of how history, ethics, and human rights play a role in public health - Oversaw 46 graduate students in the Research Methods and Applications course, improving their understanding of qualitative research techniques - Graded student assessments by predetermined deadlines - Supervised two one-hour office hour sessions weekly to provide students with additional support

- Conducted qualitative research such as in-depth, semi-structured interviews and small focus group discussions to evaluate various barriers that adolescents faced in terms of accessing reproductive health services at Likhaan - Summarized key findings and created recommendations for the entire staff to improve delivery of services

- Nominated by faculty members of the Southeast Asian Program (SEAP) to be part of the first SEAP Undergraduate Council - Attended bi-weekly meetings to increase undergraduate SEAP outreach efforts - Promoted undergraduated attendance at SEAP events - Generated ideas and suggestions for current and future SEAP programs - Awarded $100 for active involvement in the SEAP community

- Assisted students with disabilities by taking comprehensive, detailed notes for the following classes: 1) NS 3420: Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory, 2) ANTHR 2400: Cultural Diversity and Contemporary Issues, 3) HD 3620: Human Bonding

- Reviewed and summarized literature in a brief report regarding sexuality and cessation of sexual activity among the older adult community - Developed preliminary analysis of existing data and compiled surveys and studies that had information about sexual health among older adults

- Conducted a retrospective chart review at the Institute for Child Development on child and family characteristics that influence access to early intervention services received by children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) - Shadowed two developmental and behavioral pediatricians during clinical check-ups for children suspected to have or diagnosed with ASD in order to understand its clinical presentation - Co-presented poster on this research project at the 2015 Autism NJ Conference and the 2016 American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry’s 63rd annual meeting

- Facilitated consultation days at the Dagami Rural Health Clinic by taking patient blood pressure and weight and working as a scribe for the midwives and barangay (local) health officials - Organized fun and educational activities at the Women’s Shelter focused on health and wellness - Collaborated with another NGO, HELP International, to sponsor a field trip to the swimming pool for the members of the Women’s Shelter - Presented poster on this experience at the 2015 Experiential Learning Symposium at Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

- Designed several programs from start to finish ranging from arts and crafts to education in order to foster a sense of community at the Robert Purcell Community Center on Cornell’s North Campus