I am a Research Technician with the Takahashi Lab at the Martinos Center researching brain development in human fetuses, newborns, infants and young adults as well as individuals with varying developmental disorders using neuroimaging and neuroscience.

I am a research assistant at a Northeastern Research Lab looking at the utility of an aerobic exercise intervention for concussion recovery. I am currently being trained to monitor/observe concussed patients and identifying any concussion symptoms during the intervention as they do physical activity.

Responsibilities included scanning the pool, identify emergencies and respond immediately with first aid or CPR when necessary as well as enforcing rules and regulations that the YMCA have instated.

Responsibilities included scanning the pool, identify emergencies and respond immediately with first aid or CPR when necessary as well as enforcing rules and regulations that both Manorhaven Pool and the Town of North Hempstead instated. Additionally I am in charge of 40 lifeguards when on the pool deck, write daily lifeguard schedules and resolve patronand staff conflicts.

Volunteered to work with rowers who have Autism through an inclusion rowing program with Friends of Port Rowing in high school. Utilized rowing skills and trained rowers with Autism to build their physical and mental strength both on the water and on land in order to race in the spring. Additionally helped the organization raise money at an annual regatta called "Row for Autism" to help build the program and make rowing an accessible sport to athletes who may have mental disabilities.

Through the Port Washington Public Library found students to virtually tutor in elementary school for all subjects during the Covid Pandemic. In the 2020-2021 school year tutored middle school students in mathematics through the National Honors Society.