Leading Technology-Enabled Clinical Research & Digital Health Systems

I am a public health and clinical research systems professional with experience leading and optimizing technology-enabled workflows for large-scale, remote clinical studies. My work sits at the intersection of clinical research operations, digital health systems, and data-driven decision-making, with a focus on building scalable, compliant, and user-centered research infrastructure.

In my current role, I serve as a systems lead for a large remote clinical trial, supporting end-to-end research workflows across digital consent, participant management, data capture, and analytics platforms in both QA and production environments. I partner closely with research and technical stakeholders to optimize workflows, evaluate platform usability, validate system changes, and resolve issues that impact data integrity, participant safety, and study execution. My work involves navigating complex clinical and operational data ecosystems, aligning protocol requirements with system capabilities, and ensuring audit-ready documentation in regulated research settings.

My background in clinical research provides deep expertise in inclusive recruitment strategies for older adults and underserved populations, as well as the ethical, evidence-based deployment of interventions across technology-enabled study workflows. I bring a public health lens to systems design and implementation, grounded in health equity, community engagement, and impact at scale.

Previously, I spent five years at a University of California campus as a social media manager, where I led content strategy, creation, and daily operations for institutional channels, including the Chancellor’s official Twitter and LinkedIn accounts.

I hold master's degrees in public health and digital health informatics from the University of San Francisco.