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I am the Editor-in-Chief for Natural Womanhood, "The Magazine of Fertility Awareness and Women’s Health," and host of The Natural Womanhood Podcast. NW is a TX-based nonprofit organization with a global reach dedicated to the belief that all women can learn to claim their natural fertility as beautiful, powerful, and healthy. I am also a freelance writer, editor, and speaker with interests in women's health and bioethics. I hold a M.A. in Bioethics & Health Policy from the Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics at Loyola University Chicago (May 2017), and a B.S. in Healthcare Management & Policy from Georgetown University (May 2014). I am a former Ramsey Fellow at the Center for Bioethics & Culture. I am also a former Robert Novak Journalism Fellowship recipient. To date, my work has been featured at Newsweek, Human Life Review, National Review, The Linacre Quarterly, the Public Discourse, Natural Womanhood, The National Catholic Register, Verily Magazine, Aleteia English, the Federalist, and the Daily Signal, among others.During my time at Georgetown, I was a founding member of both the Georgetown University Bioethics Society and the Georgetown University Bioethics Bowl (Debate) Team, and spent four years working in the Pellegrino Center for Clinical Bioethics at Georgetown University Hospital. I was also an active member of the Georgetown Scholarship Program, an honor for which less than 1% of applicants are selected.I have worked for two different federal agencies, including the Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Veterans Affairs. I have also spent time interning on Capitol Hill on both the Senate and House sides of the legislative branch, and I got my start in health policy while interning at the Texas Public Policy Foundation in the summer of 2012. Finally, I am a firm believer in Natural Family Planning/Fertility Awareness, and am trained in the Sympto-Thermal Method via the Couple to Couple League (CCL). Together, my husband and I are a certified Teaching Couple for CCL.
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Editor In ChiefNatural Womanhood Jan 2021 - PresentTexas, United StatesEIC at Natural Womanhood, "The Magazine of Fertility Awareness and Women’s Health," and host of The Natural Womanhood Podcast. NW is a TX-based nonprofit organization with a global reach dedicated to the belief that all women can learn to claim their natural fertility as beautiful, powerful, and healthy.
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Freelance Writer And EditorFreelance Apr 2015 - PresentI currently work as a freelance writer and editor for a variety of online and in-print publications. To date, my work has been featured at Newsweek, Human Life Review, National Review, The Linacre Quarterly, the Public Discourse, Natural Womanhood, The National Catholic Register, Verily Magazine, Aleteia English, the Federalist, and the Daily Signal, among others.
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Orise FellowFda Jun 2014 - Jun 2015Silver Spring, MarylandAfter graduating from Georgetown, I was awarded an Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) Fellowship to work in the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) at the US Food and Drug Administration at their White Oak facility in Silver Spring, MD. During my time as a fellow at CDER, I worked in the Office of Strategic Programs (OSP). I worked primarily with the Decision Team as they conducted various projects and provided support across CDER. Projects I was involved with included:1. Researching, evaluating, and presenting findings on the Breakthrough Therapy designation program (as established by the 2012 Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act), culminating in a presentation at the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC (see link below);2. Aiding implementation efforts of the new Benefit-Risk Framework (BRF) across CDER, especially in the Office of New Drug Products, for the evaluation of applications from pharmaceutical companies for new and generic drugs; 3. Assisting with the Patient-Focused Drug Development initiative (as authorized by the Prescription Drug User Fee Act), including outreach, PFDD meeting preparation, and writing Voice of the Patient Reports;4. Developing examples for the new Clinical Review Template (CRT) for primary reviewers in the Office of New Drugs (OND); 5. Researching the landscape of Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs), and their inclusion in the drug development and review process. -
Research Analyst InternDepartment Of Veterans Affairs Jan 2014 - Apr 2014Washington D.C. Metro AreaDuring the second semester of my senior year at Georgetown, I was contracted through Atlas Research to provide onsite support to the Office of the Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs. Particular areas of focus included the Inter-Agency Care Coordination Committee (IC3) -- a joint committee between the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Defense formed to better coordinate care for service men and women, veterans, and their families -- as well as various VA public-private partnership working group projects and initiatives. -
Writing Tutor - Psat/Sat PrepCapital Educators Sep 2013 - Apr 2014Bethesda, MdAt Capital Educators, I tutored three different groups of students every Sunday afternoon (for 8 weeks at a time), teaching them tips and tricks to master the Writing section of the SAT.
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Intern - Energy & Commerce Committee (Health Subcommittee)U.S. House Of Representatives Sep 2013 - Dec 2013Washington D.C. Metro AreaDuring my time as an intern on the Energy & Commerce Committee, I:•Tracked, researched, and analyzed healthcare legislation from the current and former Congresses •Assisted staffers with preparation for committee hearings and various research projects including: - Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) reform for Medicare payment - Curbing fraud and abuse in Medicare/Medicaid - Tracking Affordable Care Act implementation stories in the media -
Health Care Policy InternThe Heritage Foundation Jun 2013 - Aug 2013Washington D.C. Metro AreaI interned at the Heritage Foundation during summer 2013, as part of their Young Leaders Program. I was situated within the Center for Health Policy Studies under Director Nina Owcharenko, and worked primarily with Senior Research Fellow Edmund Haislmaier and Senior Fellow Robert Moffit, PhD. -
Office Assistant/Work Study StudentPellegrino Center For Clinical Bioethics At Georgetown University Medical Center Sep 2010 - May 2013Washington D.C.During my time at Georgetown, I worked as a federal work study student at the Center for Clinical Bioethics in the Georgetown University Medical Center. I helped organize the office, as well as researched and collected materials for the various courses taught by the professors working at the Center. I also helped conduct original research for academic papers and put together presentations for the ethicists working at the Center.
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Intern For Senator John Cornyn (R-Tx)United States Senate Jan 2013 - Apr 2013Washington, DcDuring the spring semester of my Junior year, I worked as a Senate Intern in the offices of John Cornyn, Republican Senator for Texas and Senate Minority Whip for the 113th Congress. I was especially interested in all matters relating to federal health care policy, and worked to track and research all healthcare-related legislation proposed by the 113th Congress. Additionally, I wrote briefs for meetings, attended hearings, sorted mail, and ran errands for the office.
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Health Care Policy InternTexas Public Policy Foundation May 2012 - Jul 2012Austin, Texas AreaWhile at TPPF, I worked primarily on Texas Medicaid reform in the Center for Health Care Policy under The Honorable Arlene Wohlgemuth. Together with our Leavitt Partners consultants, I helped to research solutions that would integrate free-market principles into the Medicaid system, in order to encourage Congress to grant the states block grants for Medicaid reform. The results of that research can be found here: http://www.texaspolicy.com/save-texas-medicaidI also worked extensively on researching and responding to this summer's SCOTUS ACA decision - including drafting of media talking points and op-ed responses, among others. Tasks included: Writing, researching, policy development and analysis, blogging, scheduling
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Danish Institute For Study AbroadPublic Health -
St. Michael'S Catholic Academy4.05 / 4.0
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