About me

The demand for nurses is continuously growing: Baby Boomers are aging and nurses are leaving the workforce sooner. Yet, thousands of aspiring nursing students are turned away by schools that lack the capacity to accept them all.

Nursing schools struggle to accept qualified applicants because they are short on faculty, funding, and clinical training facilities/internships, reports the American Association of Colleges of Nursing. These cause bottlenecks in the pipeline of nurse training.   

My projects aim to solve these issues by creating products and services, and by advocating for policy changes, to help nurse educators increase the capacity of their schools while also improving their own work-life quality.

Education

Stanford University, 2021  -  2023
MS Engineering, Design Impact

San Jose State University, 2013  -  2015
BS Nursing, Human-computer Interactions minor