About

Engineering impactful medical solutions through design.
Master's of Engineering (MENG) in Biomedical Engineering - Duke University, December 2021
Medical Device Design Certification - Duke University, December 2021
Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering (BSE) - Arizona State University, May 2020
Projects and Experiences
1. Independent Work - Speculum Alternative
2. Calla Health Foundation - Junior Engineer
3. Center for Global Women's Health Technologies Contract Work - Duke University
4. Calla Health Foundation - Intern
5. Research Assistant - Eric S. Richardson Ph.D.
6. Center for Global Women's Health Technologies - Duke University
1. Independent Work - Speculum Alternative, 2021 - Present
Patent Pending Technology - EFS ID: 44679090
Title of Invention: Adaptive and Radially Expanding Disposable Speculum
Addressed needs:
- Material Discomfort
- Crosscontamination Risk
- Reprocessing Requirement
- Multiple Size Availability
- Vaginal Walls Hinderance
- Unidirectional Vaginal Wall Retraction
- Pinching/Scraping from Sharp Edges/Hinges


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3D Model Renders:




Technical Drawings:




3D Printing of Prototype:

Physical Prototype:

2. Calla Health Foundation - Junior Engineer, 2022
My Work:
Designed packaging for Pocket Colposcope




Concept proposal for optimization of reprocessing procedures



3. Center for Global Women's Health Technologies Contract Work - Duke University, 2022
My Work:
Development of validation platform, training materials, and quality testing and validation of Pocket colposcope device for research collaborations and future commercialization



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4. Calla Health Foundation - Intern, 2021
My Work:
Designed portable testing platform to verify device specifications















5. Research Assistant - Eric S. Richardson Ph.D., 2020-2021
My Work:
Design of validation tests for orthopedic surgical helmet manifold efficacy under COVID-19 pandemic, by designing, conducting, participating in trial and as an author of the paper for the Journal of Arthroplasty







6. Center for Global Women's Health Technologies - Duke University, 2021
My Work:
Optimization of HSP90 Staining Platform for Cervical Biopsy Screening
Current State of Technology:

Needs to Address:
- Integrity of biopsy specimen maintained
- Can be transported by clinician
- System can be implemented in Low-to-Middle-Income Contries
- Battery power as a power source
- Insulation of wiring between microcontroller, circuits and pumps


Addressed Needs:
- Created compact set up to fit required subcomponents for use, become portable, and optimize process workflow
- Developed mechanism to be able to flip sample 180º to mantain specimen integrity
- Implemented of mechanism to regulate height of scope for proper visualization of sample at the desired working distances for scope
- Added a horizontal mobility feature to the scope to expand the field of visualization





