MPH candidate at UC Berkeley. I find out where hospital operations break down, then build a working version of the fix so people can use it instead of imagining it.

Three months embedded inside a county health system in Contra Costa: customer discovery, product discovery, and problem statement validation. The work below came out of that.

Patient Flow Board · live demo A ranked intervention queue for a hospital bed huddle. Takes an expected patient transition and turns it into ranked operational work with an owner, a deadline, and a named consequence. Includes a six-hour view of beds freeing up against beds needed. React, TypeScript, synthetic data.

ProviderConnect · live demo A shared patient summary for multidisciplinary clinics. A GP, physiotherapist, psychologist and dietitian coordinate care while sensitive conditions and medications stay redacted by role, with an audit trail.

Health Canopy · live demo Vaccine and medication inventory for a county health system. Role-scoped views for supply chain managers, unit coordinators and executives, with cold chain monitoring and compliance tracking.

Product and go-to-market at an early-stage health company.

Most health software fails in the same place. A signal exists, and nobody converts it into somebody's accountable task. That gap is operational rather than technical, which is why I spend my time inside health systems and not only in the code.

I'm most useful in discovery and customer conversations, and in turning what I hear there into something you can put in front of the next buyer.

📍 Berkeley, CA · portfolio