I believe in the integration of education and clinical practice, the power of research, and the importance of humanity in healthcare. As I pursue my Family Nurse Practitioner degree at Columbia, I am committed to supporting patients at the bedside—advocating for their needs, helping to shape their plans of care, and ensuring they feel seen and heard. I also remain deeply engaged in using theater as a tool to help healthcare professionals process personal loss through STAGING LOSS, and I assist lead oncologists in advancing their research. Throughout this journey, I am proud to be an active member of both the Columbia community and the broader nursing profession.

Columbia School of Nursing, New York, NY                                                            
Expected Graduation: Spring 2027
Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) - Family Nurse Practice with Oncology Sub-speciality.

Columbia School of Nursing, New York, NY                                                                           
Master of Science, Nursing Concentration, GPA 3.95
Award: The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Sigma for exemplifying the principles of Sigma: leadership, scholarship, and community service.

License: RN License #961443

Certifications:
BLS, Child Abuse: ELNEC, FEMA, New York Mandated Reporter Training, Infection Control and Barrier Protections, Narcan.

Clinical Experience

• Clinical Research Nurse Specialist in Breast and Thoracic Oncology, Weill Cornell

• RN, King David Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center                                

• NP Rotation, LaSante Health Center, Preceptor: Dr. Emmanuel Valery; CHONY: 5T, Bone Marrow Transplant, Preceptor: Dr. Melissa Beauchemin; Memorial Sloan Kettering, Preceptor: Mary Elizabeth Davis                                     

Academic Research Experience

• Columbia University, Lead Researcher: Dr. Melissa Beauchemin 
  Assist Dr. Beauchemin on studies examining the financial toxicities for pediatric oncology patients and their families.        

• Columbia University, Lead Researcher: Dr. Corina Lelutiu-Weinberger       
  Assist Dr. Lelutiu-Weinberger on the pilot phase of a study exploring using the DBT model with the TGE community facing suicidal ideation.

Co-Creator, Staging Loss: A Theatrical Intervention for Health Care Professionals
Created and developed a stage adaptation, in collaboration with editor Matthew Loscalzo, of Loss and Grief: Personal Stories of Doctors and Other Healthcare Professionals, 
Presented at City of Hope (September 2024) and APOS Conference (March 2025), Gold Humanism Summit (September 2025). Upcoming: ADEC Conference (March 2026), ONS Conference (May 2026).