Member of the Board of Directors of the American Medical Association's Political Action Committee.

- National Alternate Delegate of the AMA Residents & Fellows Section. Represent all AMA Resident and Fellow members in the AMA House of Delegates, shaping health policy and health system reform for the organization and the country.

- National Chair of the AMA Medical Student Section. Representing the voice of the 54,000+ medical student members of the organization, helping to build the future leaders of our health care system.

Work with FDA personnel and both private/public sector stakeholders to improve stakeholder’s drug regulatory insight and understanding, enrich the experience of patients, advocacy groups, health care professionals, and agencies in engaging with CDER, to assist in providing a focal point for advocacy and two-way engagement on drug development, review, and safety, and to enhance safe use of medications and reduce preventable harm from medication misuse, abuse, and errors.

- Create high school science curricula materials in online PDF and soft cover book format- Distribute materials to teachers throughout the United States free of charge

- Brown Medical School representative at National AAMC convention meetings- Past chair of Brown’s Gold Humanism in Medicine Faculty Nomination Committee- Facilitate educational programming for student, physician, and administration attendees

- One of thirty fellows selected from across all Harvard graduate schools to undertake intensive leadership development.

- Elected to represent 48,000+ medical students in the AMA House of Delegates, the policy-making body of the American Medical Association- One of six student representatives from New England and New York State

- One of nine elected governing council members responsible for oversight of the AMA Medical Student Section, a 48,000+ member organization- Planned two national conferences with 800+ medical student attendees each- Led AMA Medical Student Section business meetings using strict parliamentary procedure- Oversaw activities of 8 convention committees comprised of 50+ medical student volunteers

- Oversaw the organization and functioning of the AMA Medical Student Section chapter at Brown University- Ran a leadership team consisting of 7 student leaders, operating to serve 280+ members

- ImproveHealthCare seeks to bring together a community of medical students and professionals interested in health policy and improving quality, promoting policy education, expanding access, and lowering disparities in health care.

- Organized medical student educational/advocacy events for medical student members- Helped plan the National Healthcare Quality and Innovation conference at the Rhode Island Hospital

- Private MCAT tutor

- Managed, Trained, Organized, and Scheduled Patient Facilitator Interns within medical student examination/training along with UNC School of Medicine faculty and staff.

- Separation and study of proteins using Western Blotting and Zymography- Quantification of Western Blots and Zymography Blots using ImageJ- Quantification of cell death utilizing LDH Assay and Trypan Blue staining/hemocytometer- Cell Culture

- Built a leadership team composed of peers and planned service and social events, discussed problems within and outside of the organization, and held an annual induction ceremony- Regularly updated members and officers on upcoming events, helped each officer in their duties, and oversaw the successful implementation and realization of our goals. Joined Golden Key in December of 2007 and served as the Service Chair and Secretary from January 2008 to January 2009. Planned book drives and provided volunteer opportunities within the community dedicated to literacy for the members of the organization. Also expanded the student group's focus and sponsored a successful campus-wide Red Cross blood drive.

- Organized merit-based scholarship distribution for a 50+ member organization- Academic advising for peers related to academic progress and goal planning- Tutored students in music, chemistry, and/or biology course work.