Welcome

I am an assistant professor in the Department of Population Health at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, where I’m jointly appointed in the Division of Healthcare Delivery Science and the Division of Medical Ethics. This joint appointment reflects my interest in empirical research that describes the world as it is and normative scholarship that makes a case for how it ought to be. I primarily study US health care through an organizational lens, applying theoretical frameworks from business ethics and political philosophy to managerial and policy dilemmas.

I earned a PhD from Harvard Business School (2020), a Masters from Harvard Divinity School (2015) and a Masters from Yale School of Public Health (2009). I am currently an Academy Health Trust Scholar in Residence and a Class of 2026 Greenwall Faculty Scholar.

Outside of work, I spend my time potty training a toddler, snuggling a 12 month old and trying to assure a newfoundland that delivery drivers come in peace.

Welcome

I am an assistant professor in the Department of Population Health at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, where I’m jointly appointed in the Division of Healthcare Delivery Science and the Division of Medical Ethics. This joint appointment reflects my interest in both empirical research that describes the world as it is and normative scholarship that makes a case for how it ought to be. I primarily study US health care through an organizational lens, applying theoretical frameworks from business ethics and political philosophy to managerial and policy dilemmas.

I earned a PhD from Harvard Business School (2020), a Masters from Harvard Divinity School (2015) and a Masters from Yale School of Public Health (2009). I was an undergraduate at Yale University (2008), where I was a Division 1 lacrosse player.

Outside of work, I spend my time negotiating with our toddler over how a banana ought to be sliced and trying to assure our dogs that delivery drivers come in peace.