Bio
I am an infectious disease physician, medical epidemiologist, and public and global health researcher. Before going into medicine, I trained in ecology and political science. I have extensive experience implementing health related data collection and interventions across high and low resource settings, from dense urban informal settlements to remote rural areas. I have worked across academia, government, and health-related start-ups. My main academic interest is in the interplay between the environment, health, and pathogens. My work is focused on developing new and creative ways to detect, measure, and mitigate infectious disease threats.
