I am a Primary Care Postdoctoral Research Fellow and pharmacist in the Madison, Wisconsin Area!

I graduated with my Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Pittsburgh in 2017 with a concentration in Community Leadership and Innovation in Practice.

I became interested in research as a student when I realized that, often, what was being taught in pharmacy school did not match what was happening in real practice. I began asking questions and wondered if there was a way to not only improve patient safety but also the lives and well-being of the pharmacists in the community.

I began graduate school in the Health Services Research in Pharmacy program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the summer of 2017 (previously Social and Administrative Sciences). I immediately started working with my advisor, Dr. Michelle Chui in her Systems Approach to Medication Safety (SAMS) Laboratory to study novel and innovative interventions to improve patient outcomes. After recently graduating with my PhD in May 2022, I'm continuing my training as a T32 Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health.

I am extremely fortunate that I am able to work both as a health services researcher and as a practicing pharmacist.