I work at the intersection of medicine, technology, and public service to help push for the development and application of technologies that enhance American health care delivery. I have deep experience in digital health, particularly in building and scaling teams in high-growth environments. I am a frequently invited speaker on domestic health policy, the evolving needs of our healthcare workforce, and digital health innovation. I am a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician - having completed my residency training at Northwestern Medicine, where I serve as faculty. Throughout residency, I worked as an independent consultant and built out tech implementations for public service organizations including the Chicago Cardiac Arrest Resuscitation Education Service. I graduated summa cum laude from the University of Virginia, having earned a minor in Chemistry, B.S. in Computer Science, and M.D. During medical school, I also served as CTO for a digital health start-up that developed mobile Electronic Medical Records and billing systems. I have experience in strategy consulting, having worked for Bain and Company in their healthcare vertical. I ultimately transitioned from Bain to join Doximity, where I currently serve as Chief Physician Experience Officer. Doximity is the largest network of verified medical professionals in the history of the United States and develops innovative technology in pursuit of our mission to rewire healthcare.