Welcome! I am a curious biologist that is interested in applying statistics to address real world problems, especially ones related to animal and human welfare.
My career path has been diverse.
My PhD work focused on organismal responses (ants) to climate change and involved various -omic (transcriptomic, genomic, and proteomic) analyses at the University of Vermont, mentored by Drs. Nicholas J. Gotelli and Sara Helms Cahan.
For my postdoctoral experience in Dr. Dan Hahn's lab at the University of Florida, I worked on understanding seasonal timing in agricultural pests through transcriptomic and survival analyses.
As a Regulatory Scientific Strategist at PSCI, I designed experiments and analyzed results for in vitro methods with the goal of supporting regulatory decision-making around safety of medical devices and I performed a restrospective analysis of chronic toxicity studies to inform regulatory decision-making for pesticide testing.
Currently, I am a biostatistician at the Orlando Health Cancer Institute, where I support clinical research and clinical trials.
The culmination of my experiences has sharpened my analytical and statistical tools to address an array of real world problems.
