Most recently, I was a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Toronto. As a global health scholar, my research emphasizes evidence-based interventions to improve population health outcomes. Additionally, I am trained in organizational behavior, exploring the intersection of management, organizations, and sociology. I hold a PhD in Public Policy and a Doctorate in Health Sciences. I received my doctoral training in Public and International Affairs at the University of Pittsburgh (2017–2021), where I was trained in using evidence-based management as a tool for improving health care delivery in Africa. My other research areas include organizational behavior and international development. I earned my B.A. in History from Duke University at the age of 19. Additionally, I am an alumnus of the University of Pennsylvania and New York University; I hold an executive certificate in business administration from Notre Dame.