Master of Health Informatics student translating clinical and public-health data into clear, defensible decision-support — with a record of measurable, system-level impact across 30+ hospitals.
20%
bed-tracking efficiency gain
30+
hospitals supported
3rd
poster award, C.R.A.F.T.
About
I'm a Toronto-based Master of Health Informatics student at the University of Toronto, working at the intersection of clinical data, public health, and the people who rely on it. My work spans quantitative and qualitative analysis, literature synthesis, and building the Power BI dashboards that help Ontario health stakeholders act with confidence. I hold a BSc in Life Sciences from Queen's University and bring structured, reproducible methods to messy real-world health data.
Riipen Labs
Ontario Health
Mackenzie Health Foundation
Independent work exploring practical ways to organize information and support learning.
A course workspace between Notion and OneNote
I couldn't find a tool that sat between Notion's structure and OneNote's freeform notebooks — and neither helped me capture everything said in lecture. So I vibe-coded my own: one place for notes, course details and deadlines, with built-in transcription so no lecture content gets missed.
Where the work extends beyond the desk — population-level research and inclusive community leadership.
Queen's University
Cleaned and analyzed large-scale national survey data using SPSS to examine patterns in youth health behaviours and relationships, supporting population-level research. Synthesized peer-reviewed literature to identify key evidence and inform study design, interpretation, and knowledge-translation activities.
C.R.A.F.T. Research Scholars Program
Analyzed five years of autism-related Google Trends data using R to compare public information-seeking behaviour with clinical terminology and identify patterns in health-related language. Collected, cleaned, and visualized population-level search data.
Queen's American Sign Language
Directed planning of a national accessibility-focused conference, coordinating speakers, community organizations, logistics, and stakeholder communications to deliver an inclusive educational event. Expanded collaboration to McMaster and Western through partnership development and speaker outreach.
Queen's Autism Partnership
Provided individualized academic and social support to neurodiverse elementary students, adapting communication strategies to support diverse learning needs.
Turning peer-reviewed research into public-facing Instagram carousels — designed, written, and published while a Research Assistant at The Bully Lab.
The Bully Lab · @queensbullylab
A 5-slide Instagram carousel translating peer-reviewed research on bullying in online gaming into accessible, public-facing content — from what it looks like and why it happens, to its impact on youth and what helps build respectful communities. Designed, written, and published end-to-end as Research Assistant at The Bully Lab.
🎮 Online games can bring players together, but they can also normalize harmful behaviour. Swipe to learn about what bullying looks like in online gaming spaces, why it happens, and how we can help build more respectful gaming communities 🤝! #OnlineGaming #Cyberbullying #YouthWellbeing #TheBullyLab #QueensUniversity #PsychologyView the live post on Instagram
The Bully Lab × PREVNet
A 6-slide Instagram carousel created in collaboration with PREVNet, helping educators distinguish playful teasing from bullying, apply classroom strategies that prevent teasing from escalating, and know what to do when it does — closing with PREVNet's educator resources.
View the live post on InstagramA toolkit spanning analysis, clinical context, and stakeholder communication.
Master of Health Informatics · In progress
University of Toronto · Sep 2026 – Dec 2027
BSc (Hons.), Life Sciences
Queen's University · Graduated Apr 2026
Population health, accessible communication, knowledge translation, and making health-system data legible to the people who act on it — clinicians, operators, and community partners alike.
Open to health-informatics roles, research collaborations, and the occasional hard problem. Based in Toronto, ON — reachable anytime.
