Co-founded PuntoSalud (see below)

· Implemented an electronic health record system at Emiliano Zerboni Hospital in San Antonio de Areco, Argentina· Collaborated with La Asociación para el Desarrollo Sanitario Regional to design a task alert system and patient registry for the hospital’s maternal ward

· AI-powered virtual health messaging system that delivers personalized, trustworthy information sourced directly from local hospitals in San Antonio de Areco, Argentina· Named PKG IDEAS grantee (Amazon Prize for Social Good); supported by MIT Sandbox, VMS

· Selected as a United to Beat Malaria Ambassador by the UN Foundation to advocate for global malaria eradication and equitable access to healthcare· Selected as part of delegation to 2023 ECOSOC Youth Forum, UNA-USA Leadership Summit, AFS Youth Assembly, Shot@Life Advocate to Vaccinate Summit, and YOUNGA to amplify youth voices surrounding menstrual/gender equity and health access at the United Nations, Congress, and Massachusetts State House· Invited to speak about Project No Bounds and youth impact at UNA Declaration of Human Rights by American Youth: Health & Well-being Development Session

· Lead a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that aims to alleviate hygiene and personal care supply inequities in underserved communities. Oversee a growing team of directors and youth volunteers in 4 regional divisions across the US. · In its operation, PNB has partnered with 25+ organizations across the US (16 cities in 6 states) to distribute $22500+ worth of hygiene supplies to 5000+ individuals in vulnerable populations. Recipients of personal care items and hygiene kits include families of sick children seeking treatment, individuals recovering from homelessness and/or awaiting approval from the Department of Social Services, youth in unstable homes and communities, individuals/families facing food insecurities, victims of domestic violence/substance abuse/incarceration, and homeless veterans and their families.

· Investigated outcomes and quality-of-life for patients who have suffered intracerebral hemorrhage to reduce health-related social/ethnic inequities and redefine existing hospital treatment policies

· Making clinical notes effortless with voice-driven AI· Fully HIPAA-compliant platform beta-tested at Beth Israel Deaconess + various family care/orthopedic/GI/telehealth practices across the U.S.· Named Z Fellows; PKG IDEAS, Ignite Finalists; supported by MIT Sandbox, VMS, GSD· Co-led a team of 15 based out of MIT

· Complete program patient referrals (create, compile, and distribute healthcare, financial, and social resources for families)· Provide direct in-clinic support to autistic patients/caregivers attending BMC appointments· Conduct backend support for the BMC Autism Friendly Healthcare Social Stories website; ideate novel stories and populate translations for 50+ stories in 5 languages· Authored BMC Autism Program’s 2022 Annual Report; compiled hospital-wide initiative research and caregiver testimonials; presented report to Autism Program team, MIT PKG faculty, and BMC stakeholders/funders· Interact with BMC Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics (DBP) patient caregivers in completing Autism Support Checklist (ASC) calls to increase autistic patient accommodations for hospital services· Collaborate on ongoing Autism Program research studies (leading focus groups, conducting qualitative consensus coding for data collection, Autism Registry database entry)· Attend weekly Chief Rounds & Lit Sem meetings with BMC DBP clinicians to discuss relevant journals and legal/ethical/educational proceedings

· Provided front desk support for allergy/immunology/GI/immigration patients, took patient vitals, prepared allergy testing solutions

· Selected as part of ~20-person cohort from national applicant pool to participate in year-long cardiology-focused internship· Analyzed quantitative echo variables demonstrating functional/flow parameters in a patient sample (n = 2586) to predict MIS-C characteristics using light gradient boosting machines under Dr. Vasu Gooty; co-authored cumulative abstract and presentation to ACC cohort· Presented research abstract/poster at the 2022 ACC Annual Scientific Session (ACC.22)· Interacted with ACC faculty and leaders in 30+ regularly scheduled webinars on essential EKG/CVD topics and innovations

· Connected Donor Ambassadors over the U.S. to blood drives in their local geographic areas· Facilitated regional-NHQ communication & reported to Division Lead· Engaged in 50+ DA touchpoints & division-wide status meetings weekly

· Selected as part of cohort of 10 scholars from over 100 applications to participate in oncology research internship· Worked one-on-one with Dr. Wei Zhou, Ph.D., to investigate an unexpected sex-bias in LKB1-mutant lung adenocarcinoma· Conducted chi-square, Kaplan-Meier survival, and gene-set enrichment analyses on public LUAD database to validate sex bias and identify potential genetic candidate mechanisms· Authored research abstract and presentation; presented findings to Winship doctors, researchers, and graduate students in final symposium

· Led research project at the Neural Plasticity Research Lab under Dr. Michael Borich, PhD· Segmented hippocampal MRIs from young populations to analyze structural indications of motor sequence learning performance

· Selected as 1 of 3 from GA to join a cohort of 140 STEM scholars worldwide in the program designed to honor and challenge some of the nation’s rising leaders and provide them with opportunities to engage with STEM professionals and participate in exciting activities. · Attended 50+ STEM lectures, directed studies, & seminars; designed infographic on environmental injustice-prison reform intersectionality in Renewable Rikers legislation (published by March for Science NYC); created & presented seminar on neurotechnology principles, ethical implications, and future potential to delegates (also invited to present seminar at Synaptic Hacks 2021, Simply Neuroscience's annual international interdisciplinary neuroscience hackathon).

· Conducted independent research under Dr. Serena McCalla, PhD, and graduate/undergraduate mentors from Stanford, Columbia, MIT, and WashU; drafted research paper and presentation; presented findings to board of PhDs/graduate students· Investigated the ability to increase the accuracy of the multiclass classification of Alzheimer’s disease through the segmentation and extraction of cortical volumetry and inter-cortical ratios from brain MRIs· Awarded recognition of being among top 5 highlighted writers/presenters for paper and presentation