After helping thousands of women through pregnancy and childbirth as a labor and delivery nurse, I pursued a PhD in nursing to deepen my impact on the field. During my doctoral journey, I discovered a passion for medical writing, crafting abstracts, publications, and grant proposals to communicate my research findings to fellow clinicians, researchers, and community stakeholders. I recognize the vital role clear medical communication plays in improving health outcomes, from educational materials for bedside clinicians to high-impact journal publications, grant proposals, and conference presentations.

Currently, as a T32 postdoctoral fellow at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, I bring over eight years of hands-on clinical experience, having worked in both public and private hospitals. My diverse roles as a clinical instructor, teaching assistant, and research assistant have further honed my communication skills. I’ve authored several first-author publications and edited numerous abstracts, articles, and grant proposals, including a K01 grant submitted to the National Institute of Nursing Research. I have completed certificates in writing and editing from the University of Michigan and am pursuing the American Medical Writers Association’s Essential Skills certificate. Additionally, I am a member of the American Medical Writers Association and the International Academy of Nursing Editors.

I am available for both paid and volunteer opportunities in medical and scientific writing, as well as editing, and I welcome collaborations that align with my expertise.

I’m based in the Research Triangle area.