After spending years in healthcare technology at Firefly Health, I realized that technology alone isn't enough to fix healthcare. The challenges are systemic, requiring policy-level interventions and a deep understanding of public health principles. My MPH at Harvard is helping me bridge the gap between technology innovation and public health policy.
My studies are concentrated on health policy, with particular interest in how technology can be leveraged to improve health outcomes at a population level. I'm exploring the intersection of digital health innovation and equitable access to care.
I'm passionate about using this foundation to create meaningful change in healthcare policy, particularly around technology adoption and digital health equity. My goal is to help shape policies that make innovative healthcare solutions accessible to all communities.
October 2025
Starting the MPH program has been both exciting and overwhelming. The transition from industry back to academia requires a different mindset, but the diversity of perspectives from my classmates creates an incredibly rich learning environment.
September 2025
One of the biggest shifts in thinking has been moving from individual patient care to population health. Understanding how interventions can impact entire communities requires a completely different framework.