Leading Enbrel HCP & DTC Marketing and Otezla Rheumatology HCP Marketing.

Leading both HCP and DTC marketing for Enbrel in the US.

Leading, planning, and executing the consumer marketing strategy and all patient-focused touch-points for Enbrel.

In 2022 responsible for Brand Planning, Marketing Innovations, and SP&O for both HCP and DTC marketing teams. In previous years lead DTC point of care, patient support programs, adherence work streams, DTC digital marketing (web, search, social, digital), patient testimonials, and digital tool / app development.

Design Strategist on the Customer Experience (CX) team within Global Marketing.Lead teams to identify, prioritize, and create beyond-the-drug solutions. 2015 Global Marketer of the Year for work with Prolia persistence programs and for supporting the EU Repatha launch with beyond the drug and VBHC work. Subject Matter Expert: adherence, packaging, injection experience. 9 issued patents in this role.

Member of the Customer Experience (CX) team within Global Marketing.

Planning and conducting design research project, mostly in the medical space. Including interviewing users, designing interview activities, and developing analysis and implications.

I taught a freshman research methods class for designers at Art Center. Introducing them to the concepts and methods of a variety of forms of research including secondary, primary, experiential, and design research. Students alternated between conducting research and completing studio projects influenced by their research.

I co-taught a graduate and undergraduate transdisciplinary studio class with Peter Cho and Miya Osaki. Student worked to concept online tools for youth journalist in the developing world. The class was sponsored by Art Center's Designmatters and UNICEF.Students conducted in person ethnographic design research in the Caribbean and the Philippines, developed those finding into insights into the actual needs of the youth journalists, developed concepts for online and mobile tools to support them, and conducted rapid prototyping and testing. The outcomes included prototype concepts and documentation book that were presented to UNICEF and their external partners.

Designer and researcher on this project to create interactive tools for teens with chronic medical conditions. Responsible for creation, deployment, and analysis of cultural probes, human-centered research, and planning / conducting interviews. Analysis of returns and creation of concept solutions. Final outcome was the design for an online / mobile system of personal health records and medical communication for teens with chronic conditions transitioning into adult care.The final outcome was the Audience award winner at the 2009 Health 2.0 conference.Living Profiles began as a faculty research project at Art Center College of Design before moving to Stanford's Children's Hospital. This project was funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Before graduate school I worked for a variety of local newspapers in both Portland, Or and Salt Lake City, Ut. variously as an advertising, advetorial, and editorial designer.