As lead communications specialist at the American Medical Association, I combine journalistic rigor with strategic storytelling to spotlight the voices of physicians and health systems across the country. I lead the AMA’s acclaimed “What Doctors Wish Patients Knew” series—one of our most widely read and cited features—aimed at deepening public understanding of medicine, combating misinformation and strengthening the patient-physician relationship.

With a strong foundation in health communications and content strategy, I work closely with organizations in the AMA Health System Member Program, helping to amplify innovation and expertise through custom editorial features, interviews and thought leadership. In addition to writing for AMA News, I assign, edit and develop content that elevates the work of health care leaders tackling today’s biggest challenges—from physician burnout to public health crises.

I’m also a lifelong artist and maker—painting, sewing, woodworking and creating whenever I can. Whether it’s learning HTML, diving into AI tools or crafting a compelling narrative, I thrive at the intersection of creativity and communication.

Featured by outlets like The Washington Post, New York Times, The Athletic, and top health podcasts, my work is built on a deep commitment to storytelling that informs, empowers and inspires.

Let’s make health care content clearer, smarter and more useful

Whether I’m interviewing physicians, editing a complex feature, building a content franchise or shaping an editorial calendar, my goal is the same: create content that earns trust and helps readers take the next step.

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