-Served the University by welcoming prospective and admitted students onto campus through tours and special events-Selected to serve the President's Office as a Presidential Host, working directly with the President of the University to engage with special guests and represent the University at high profile events

-Collaborated with UF Health’s Center for Safety, Simulation and Advanced Learning Technologies (CSSALT) to develop a mixed-reality infantile leg model for providers to simulate IV placement-Applied SolidWorks and Meshmixer to generate a 3D rendering of an infant leg

-Led a cohort of first- and second-year students through a rotational program of Dream Team Engineering, which works on a portfolio of active projects aimed at improving the healthcare experience at UF Health Shands Hospital-Organized weekly meetings to teach the cohort about how to be a contributing member of an engineering design team-Communicated with 12 design team captains to ensure shadowing members gained hands-on experience in meetings

-Attended cadaveric labs with surgeons and engineers to identify product development opportunities and assess product performance-Collaborated with product management, research, and strategic development teams to develop a series of informational bulletins to help sales representatives troubleshoot commonly faced product issues in the field-Shadowed surgical cases to understand how orthobiologics products are utilized in various surgical settings

-First intern to work for Artheon Medical, a start-up durable medical equipment company-Visited 15 clinics to sell DEXCOM G7 and Abbott Freestyle Libre continuous glucose monitors and learned various selling strategies in the durable medical equipment industry-Coordinated the collection of detail written orders for over 200 patients in order to achieve Medicare compliance for the company

-Elected as the head of the Standards Board, which works with the executive board to enforce chapter bylaws

-Led a team of 4 to 6 members at programming events to ensure the safety and well-being of 100 to 300 attendants-Communicated with members of the executive board to establish improved safety protocols at fraternity events