• Winner of Rita Wilson Seed Grant for Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation from InnovateHealth Yale• Designed a marketplace mobile application to match community health workers and home health aides with Medicaid patients for home-based primary care services

• Developed case study for ongoing inclusion in graduate curriculum based on interviews with executive leadership at Orange Grove Bio (Yu, D., Eisner, J., & Licholai, G. (2022). Yale SOM Case: Orange Grove Bio...)• Served as an invited judge for Yale Health Services Innovation Case Competition 2024 in which the case was utilized

• Engaged with clinical leadership to develop a cross-training model for the OR Worker of the Future, which incorporates an analysis of 18 OR roles• Achieved $1 million in revenue through revenue cycle workflow process improvement and systems integration

• Supported increase in average daily census for home hospital through the expansion of mobile-integrated health paramedicine program• Designed a conceptual model, workflows, and visualization for a Home Hospital Command Center

• Developed recommendations to address clinical vacancy rate, which aligned productivity with incentive compensation

• Developed fundraising strategies for preventive healthcare initiatives in low-income countries that helped serve 14 million people globally

• Provided patient care and emergency transport (NYS EMT #: 455379)• Represented the membership at board meetings and advised officers on SOP development and growth strategy

• “Experience of Older Adults with Shared Decision-Making in New York State Health Care Settings” Honors research thesis

• Designed incentive-based compensation structures using RVUs for hospital medicine physicians• Prepared a proposal for the Division’s new fiscal year strategy for senior leadershipConducted phone-interviews for administrative positions

• Identified the efficacy of video feedback in staff training for Therapeutic Crisis Intervention System (TCIS), which was piloted in Syracuse City School District and implemented across New York State

Provided patient care at the level of NYS EMT-BDrove the fly-car on emergency runsParticipated in the agency training program, served on the crew chief council and CQI committeeTaught CPR, First Aid, and Hemorrhage Control courses to the Cornell community

• Managed 70 (union and non-union) student, staff, and faculty providing 24/7 first response service• Liaised with NYS Department of Health, Tompkins County EMS Committee (member), and Cornell University administration to drive strategic planning activities

• Oversaw a budget of $300,000, including capital expenditures and continuous operations

Served as referee and linesman for youth, adult, and junior hockeyAchieved USA Hockey Level 3 Officiating Certification (License 2338810; Issued 09/2008)

Investigated relationship between Mitochondiral Inner Membrane Complex Organizing System (MICOS) malfunction and Fragile X-Associated Tremor/Ataxia Syndrome (FXTAS) onset among FMR1 premutation carriers