Blueguide is a private patient service dedicated to maximizing advanced technology, expert physicians, and emerging evidence to expand and navigate personalized cancer treatment options. Cancer patients and their families receive actionable and effective information regarding second consultations, clinical trials, cutting-edge diagnostics or genetic sequencing tests, as well as awareness of differences in hospital protocols and treatment tools at various institutions. With foremost compassion, individual case management centers on communication, connections and relationships while addressing patient concerns in the context of emerging clinical cancer research and available therapeutic resources.

N1X10 Advocacy Team uses a proprietary and innovative dashboard complemented with a smartphone patient app, both designed to deliver personalized oncology advocacy and tailored patient education. The smartphone patient app allows you to track your symptoms, update preferences, upload data, and stay informed about your treatment journey. New information is continuously integrated into the dashboard to assist your understanding of how to oversee and monitor your personal data.

Cancer care navigation at Maple is a telemedicine service devoted to patients and their family members. One-to-one virtual visits are held with clients to help understand their diagnosis, expand cancer treatment options and discuss personalized preventative strategies.

Through close alignment with commercial and global leadership oncology teams, access was achieved for provider, market, and regulatory fields regarding two new lung cancer medications within Canada. In addition to this, following tasks were accomplished: - Developed a novel model for capturing patient infrastructure data - Initiated and fostered new company partnerships with key external sub-specialists - Managed a team of medical liaisons and exceeded expectations regarding the design of clinical study proposals, trial site selection and accrual of Canadian research institutions - Facilitated strong interpersonal relationships with expert investigators and evidence generation leads during externally sponsored research projects, while formulating white-paper publications, and preparing congress abstracts and presentations within time and financial budgets.

Extensive collaboration with cross-functional teams including business development, finance, marketing, legal, communications, user research, engineering, software development, as well as design, community, growth and individual product teams, to shape the distribution and display of medical information and the processing of large volumes of content for over 1 million healthcare professionals in more than 100 countries. While spearheading tasks also listed below, public health awareness and user informatics were enhanced to promote diagnostic or therapeutic dialogue regarding hundreds of online medical image-based cases. - Built over a dozen evidence-based educational campaigns for external company sponsors - Created original content of, and managed the online forums for at least 20 case-based contemporary medical issues - Established partnerships with entities such as the Royal Society of Medicine through direct interactions in London, England, UK with the Dean of Information Services - One of four population health initiative panellists selected in North America to discuss the role of social media in patient-centered care at the Annual Philadelphia Technology Week - Presented in multiple forums on future implications of online networks and technological interfaces with modern models of medical teaching and learning

Designed and developed an oncology care navigation service at this world-leading corporate wellness and executive health clinic serving over 1,200 client accounts and 50,000 individuals. As an integrative service for patients, focus was placed on advocacy during the cancer journey. Avenues were built to optimize the client’s understanding and access to both allied health resources and alternate treatment options. Clients under the service received connections to various institutions and were provided with enhanced wellness and support regarding nutrition and psychology; additional risk prevention strategies during treatment and beyond were also offered.

Post-graduate Oncology Electives: - Gastrointestinal & Lung. Peter MacCallum Cancer Center. Melbourne, Australia. Mar 2010. - Breast & Palliative. Southlake Regional Health Center. New Market, Ontario. Jul - Aug 2013. - CNS & Head and Neck. Cancer Centre of SE Ontario. Kingston, Ontario. Mar - Apr 2015. - Sarcoma & Skin. University of Washington Medical Center. Seattle, Washington, US. Apr 2015. - Prostate, Pediatrics & Late Effects. London Regional Oncology Department. University of Western. May 2015.Post-Graduate Observerships: - Family & Community Medicine. North York General Hospital. Toronto, Ontario. Feb 2016. - Palliative Medicine. Department of Medicine – Queen’s University, Kingston General Hospital, St. Mary’s on the Lake Hospital, Hotel Dieu Hospital & Providence Care. Kingston, Ontario. Feb – Mar 2016.

Post-graduate Medicine Electives: - Kikuyu Mission Hospital. Kenya, East Africa. - St. Stephen’s Hospital. Old Delhi, India. - British Columbia Cancer Agency. British Columbia, Canada. - Princess Margaret & Odette Cancer Centers. Toronto, Canada. - Clinica Maskaras. Lake Chapala, Mexico.