In April 2021 I joined Dialogue, where I support the daily activities of the Mental Health and EAP programs.
I was previously a member of Dr. Phyllis Zelkowitz’s research team. Our studies addressed questions of interest in perinatal and reproductive psychiatry. Projects I’ve been involved with have investigated the perinatal mental health of women, the coping mechanisms used by infertility patients, as well as the potential of mHealth apps to support access to fertility-related information.
I graduated from McGill University in Spring 2020, where I gained exposure to methods in neuroscience, psychiatry, health services research and computational models. My thesis project explored pathways to mental healthcare for Canada’s youth and discussed the potential of system-level interventions.
If you’d like to chat, feel free to buy me a (virtual) coffee or reach out !
BSc. (Hons.) Neuroscience, minor in Psychology, 2020
McGill University
I have worked for several years in healthcare and research environments, with additional experience in data science, customer service, and programming. I’m currently learning about JavaScript, Datalog and open-source systems.
Acting as technical lead on varied aspects of data pipelines, from online surveys to weekly reporting, with additional administrative responsibilities. Projects I’ve contributed to include :
An extension to connect Roam to Zotero’s Web API. Available through a GitHub open-source repository, with documentation on GitBook.
Personal repository of JavaScript extensions for Roam
A Chrome extension to export Pocket highlights into Roam format. Available through a GitHub open-source repository & directly on the Chrome WebStore.
A quantitative assessment of prior service utilization among youth accessing a pan-Canadian integrated service framework
Emergent properties of bounded rationality in swarm intelligence
A simple R package to generate bulk syntax for SPSS.
(Infrequent) writing about coding, learning & thinking