About Me
I'm a Doctor of Physical Therapy student at Northeastern University with an interdisciplinary background in physical rehabilitation, performance, motor control, biomechanics, biochemistry, and computational modeling. My experiences have allowed me to serve diverse populations from competitive runners and tactical athletes to emergency patients. My biochemical and physical rehabilitation research informs my evidence-based approach to movement. As a movement coach, mentor, and educator, I'm passionate about developing others while advancing the field of sports rehabilitation and performance, with the goal to optimize patient outcomes through scientific discovery and innovative practice.
Technical Skills
Some of my interprofessional and technical skills spanning physical therapy, sports performance, biochemistry, microbiology, engineering, and computational analysis can be found below.
Clinical & Rehabilitation
Computational Modeling, Pipeline Development & Data Analysis
Molecular Biology & Biochemistry
Beyond the Lab & Clinic
When I'm not performing research or working with clients, you'll find me outdoors—backcountry skiing, rock climbing, trail running, backpacking, surfing, and scuba diving. These adventures fuel my passion for human performance and remind me why understanding movement matters.
Backcountry Skiing
Alpine touring in the White Mountain National Forest at Tuckerman's Ravine in New Hampshire.
Rock Climbing
Outdoor top-rope rock climbing on the cliff face of Makapu'u Lighthouse on the easternmost point of the Hawaiian island of Oahu.
Trail Running
Exploring the trails of the Kilauea caldera in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park on the island of Hawai'i.
Hiking
Climbing the Wiliwilinui Ridge for views of Honolulu on the Hawaiian island of Oahu.
