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Since 2022, I have been the Senior Program Manager for Artificial Intelligence Education at Mayo Clinic in the Center for Digital Health. (It's a fully remote role, so I am still local to Evanston). In this role, I build and expand education programs for Mayo Clinic physicians, clinicians, researchers, educators, and technologists to facilitate the implementation of artificial intelligence/machine learning and analytics into patient care, research, and education. I also oversee several education collaborative efforts, including serving as course director for two graduate AI in Healthcare courses, serving as a rotation director for the Clinical Informations Fellowship program, and facilitating a year-long internship program in partnership with the University of Minnesota-Rochester.

Additionally, at Northwestern, I'm the Faculty Director for the new online B.S. in Health Sciences program launching in Fall 2024 and an adjunct lecturer in the Northwestern SPS pre-medical post-baccalaureate program. I'm also an adjunct professor for the EdD in Health Professions Education program at AT Still University.

Prior to joining Mayo Clinic, I spent 10 years in health professions education administration at Northwestern.

My research interests include:

• Well-being in health professions education 
• Physiological and psychological impacts of stress and burnout in daily life, the impact on long-term health outcomes, and the impacts of nature, green space, and the environment on well-being
• Humanities in medical and health professions education, particularly how humanities coursework can improve communication skills
• Reflective practice and professional development
• Innovative teaching strategies to improve student learning