Hello

A Bit About Me

I'm an MBA candidate at Harvard Business School ('25) and MD candidate at NYU Grossman School of Medicine ('26), driven by a passion for medicine, health tech, and entrepreneurship. My focus lies at the intersection of these fields, where I explore innovative solutions to enhance patient health outcomes and healthcare delivery.

As an avid researcher with over 50 publications, primarily in dermatology, I investigate cutting-edge topics such as AI applications in patient education, the abscopal effect in cutaneous malignancy treatment, and vagal nerve modulation for inflammatory skin conditions.

In 2020, I co-founded and led a startup called myHAVEN to level the playing field for small businesses by creating an affordable and scalable solution that connects them with consumers based on product merit—not marketing budget size. Our platform eliminates the need for intrusive advertising campaigns, instead offering businesses a way to engage with customers through personalized, intention-based interactions that respect privacy.

We're also applying myHAVEN towards healthcare. My experiences in medical school revealed patients often struggle with information overload, resorting to unreliable methods like paper instructions or phone photos for care management. This challenge inspired me to use myHAVEN's patented technologies to create an AI-driven personal healthcare advisor. Our platform allows patients to anonymously store comprehensive health information and receive personalized suggestions like medication reminders and follow-up scheduling, helping patients stay organized and educated between visits.

As a former college football player at Pomona College ('19) (go Sagehens!), I love staying active by exploring hiking trails or competing on the pickleball court. When I'm not busy with work or studies, you'll often find me catching up on NFL highlights (especially those of the Houston Texans), trying new restaurants and cuisines, playing chess, or taking time to mentor underserved youth.