I’m a design researcher

I help healthcare product teams frame and respond to complex challenges by understanding and advocating for human needs. 

About Me

I’m an Architect of User Researcher at GE Healthcare. I work with end users and diverse internal stakeholders to solve meaningful problems for healthcare professionals and the system of care that depends on medical imaging. I currently work on pre-market medical devices, so I can’t share my most recent work, but I try to update as things become public! I’ve also

• adjunct taught introductory undergraduate courses on design research at Tufts and RISD;

• led design research and strategy on AI-enabled radiology solutions at IBM Watson Health;

• earned a Master's in Industrial Design from the Rhode Island School of Design and a Bachelor's in Cultural Anthropology from Northwestern University;

• conducted audience research and evaluation for museums such as the Detroit Institute of Arts, Shedd Aquarium, Chicago History Museum, the Exploratorium, and many more;

• was formerly an aspiring opera singer.

I consider myself an expert-generalist; I value breadth of knowledge and enjoy knowing a little bit about a lot of things. Grab my resume to learn more.

Career Vision

I want to enable more equitable access to healthcare through the responsible, conext-sensitive adoption of technology.

I have particular passions for women’s health and designing systems that empower and extend the reach of health care/public sector employees.