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Analyze health IT legislation, regulations, and other policies related to issues such as augmented/artificial intelligence and clinical decision support systems in medicine, electronic health record interoperability, technology and data equity, data privacy, information blocking, etc. Liaison to Medical Informatics Committee. Advocate on behalf of internal medicine physicians and their patients regarding health IT policy matters. Represent ACP interests in meetings and collaborations with government leaders, medical societies, health IT policy coalitions, standards development organizations (e.g., HL7), and others.

Collaborated with Dr. Laura Sigman, MD, JD, in conducting 50-state surveys of laws protecting physician apologies, hospital peer-review proceedings, incident reports, and offers to pay medical expenses from admissibility in legal proceedings.

Greater Chicago Area

Empirically analyzed privacy policies and data transmissions of mobile health applications for diabetes; developed and managed follow-up study on psychiatric apps. Tracked and analyzed FDA/FTC regulation of health apps and devices. Trained and directed research assistants on research methods and analysis. Supported the research and scholarship of author and distinguished law professor, Lori B. Andrews.

Greater Chicago Area

Conducted research on privacy and safety of mobile health applications and other digital health technologies. Drafted legal briefs and correspondence advocating for school diabetes accommodations and Medicare coverage of diabetes equipment. Assisted in editing and updating the casebook, "Genetics: Ethics, Law and Policy."

Greater Philadelphia Area

Thematically coded longitudinal health data in creating The Anatomy of Developmental Predictors Of Healthy Lives Study (TADPOHLS) database, a tool for researchers studying predictors of health and well-being. Developed queries for extracting and organizing data; analyzed data using SPSS.

Analyzed outcomes of a student health enrichment curriculum.

Lancaster, Pennsylvania Area

Assisted Professors D. Alfred Owens and John B. Campbell in planning and preparing exercises for first-year psychology lab students; supported students in learning and conducting experiments; guided junior teaching assistants.

Conducted strategic planning research on emerging health care delivery models; presented findings to hospital executives and administrators.

Juris Doctor (J.D.)

Master Of Public Health, Health Policy & Administration

Bachelor Of Arts, Psychology