Consulting medical education content creators and creation of medical education content, specifically Osteopathic medicine focused practice questions. Also outward facing training aimed at educating patients how to maximize their healthcare experience.

I specialize in easing practicing physician's transition into new electronic health records go-live periods. I function as a liaison between information technologists and the physician to solve problems in an effort to reduce frustration and preserve clinical flow and the patient's experience.

College of Osteopathic Medicine Student Executive Council (COMSEC) VP of Academic Affairs

Roasting of coffee with a Sivetz Fluid-bed air roaster. Managing and organizing the roasting of coffee for wholesale and retail production/distribution. Maintaining Organic (OCIA) certification; involves the appropriate separation, cleansing and tracking techniques. Purchasing coffee varietals from international distributors; organic and conventional. Purchasing supplies and other sundries from distributorsCustomer service: wholesale accounts across the country and retail (shipping or in-house sales.) Training of other baristas: wholesale accounts are required (when travel allows) to send newly hired baristas to train with experienced Kaladi Bros baristas. Coffee cupping: distinguishing desirable from unwanted flavor profiles of certain varietals and determining subsequent, appropriate roast temperatures. Group coffee cupping: being able to convey, describe and demonstrate the positive from the negative concerning the flavor profile to people, initiated, or not in ‘coffee lingo.”

Receive Emergent patients via walk in and ambulance. Discern and distinguish appropriate patient insurance coverage. Ensure patient general well being and enforcement of EMTALA (Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act.) Ensure patient privacy and recognition of HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.) Work with and observe Nurses and Doctor’s interaction and treatment of patients in the Emergency Department.