Partnering with Communities to Advocate for Sustainable Change.

At the Massachusetts Association of Community Health Workers, I secured a landmark $1.39M state grant to establish a new behavioral health pipeline, creating advanced career and educational opportunities for community health workers to profoundly impact their communities. I created a 60-page training curriculum for the state and established sustainable data collection and evaluation strategies. Additionally, I managed the organization’s communications strategy, overseeing a website redesign, quarterly newsletter, and social media platforms.

At the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health, I coordinated large-scale community events and trainings, including launching the County’s first remote employee training program. I conducted case investigations, provided patient education, and served as a trusted public health resource by counseling residents on immunization concerns and authoring quarterly health advisories for county-wide distribution.

As a Clinical Research Coordinator at Stanford’s Cancer Clinical Trials Office, I managed 15 multi-institutional pediatric oncology trials, ensuring partner site performance, compliance, and operational excellence across a complex clinical ecosystem. I coordinated contracting and vendor relationships while serving as a cross-functional liaison among sponsors, trial sites, researchers, and care teams. In addition, I developed onboarding curriculum and standard operating procedures that streamlined workflows, drove quality improvement, and strengthened team capacity.

Co-designed a landmark virtual seminar, uniting leading scholars to shape the future of applied disability bioethics in a fully accessible environment.

Supported three Boston-based community partners over the course of an eight-week certification program in developing projects utilizing the principles of community-based participatory research. Responsible for coaching, mentorship, leadership development and support on how to apply course principles to community projects.

Championed the needs of the entire Harvard School of Public Health graduate student body by mobilizing over 1,000 peers, compelling Harvard's administration to have a dialogue around university-wide improvements to alumni resources and pandemic learning inequities.

Ignited a vital, large-scale dialogue on social issues within the South Asian community through viral infographics, fostering deeper understanding and challenging long-held stereotypes.

Forged a powerful mentorship pipeline for young women by co-founding a non-profit from the ground up, empowering the next generation of female leaders with vital confidence and leadership skills.