At Digestive Disease Week, 2024 in Washington, DC.
My research focuses on how clinicians build digital literacy, knowledge, and skills — and on the safe, equitable integration of AI into clinical care.
During my first two years of medical school, I was a research fellow at the Surgical Artificial Intelligence and Innovation Laboratory at Massachusetts General Hospital, where my work focused on patient and provider perceptions of AI.
I later joined the Penn Computer Assisted Surgery and Outcomes (PCASO) Laboratory, where I led the group’s qualitative arm — projects on digital literacy, knowledge, and skills in healthcare, particularly around emerging AI tools.
I’ve served as an invited AI reviewer for the Journal of Surgical Education, Global Surgical Education, and CLINICCAI, and as a member of the program committee for the MICCAI conference clinical day.
