Councils and Committees
2018 – 2019
Technology Committee Co-Chair, American Physician Scientists Association (National Chapter). Co-lead the implementation of several satellite websites and advised the team on the continual maintenance of the organzation's technological infrastructure.
2016 – 2018
Technology Committee Chair, American Physician Scientists Association (National Chapter). Oversaw and guided the development and maintenance of the organization's online presence. Lead the improvement of several online databases containing information on MSTP and residency programs.
2015 – 2018
Equal Access Birmingham Executive IT Officer, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Coordinated the implementation of a patient sign in system for the free, student-run clinic yielding improved patient care. Continued longitudinal transitions between future IT officers while leading the management current and future systems.
2015 – 2016
Technology Committee Vice Chair, American Physician Scientists Association (National Chapter). Lead the design and implementation of a new website for the organization's annual meeting.
2014 – 2015
Equal Access Birmingham IT Officer, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Lead the development and deployment of a volunteer system for the student-run, free clinic resulting in a streamlined sign up process for medical student volunteer positions.
2011 – 2013
Science Olympiad Event Administrator, University of North Georgia. Assembled and lead a different team each year to prepare, setup, and host a high school educational event.
Teaching Experience:
2024
Instructor, SGIM (Society for General Internal Medicine). Provided hands-on, CME-approved POCUS training at a paid conference event to faculty, fellows, and, residents.
2023 – present
Instructor, GUSI (Global Ultrasound Institute). Lectured and demonstrated hands-on POCUS skills at an international course for faculty, fellows, and, residents.
2023 – present
Instructor, CRRT Academy. Taught advanced POCUS skills at the local CRRT Academy conference to physician attendees from around the nation.
2022 – present
Instructor, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Piloted a hands-on critical-care focused POCUS training course at the University of Alabama at Birmingham for faculty, residents, and advanced practice providers.
2022 – 2023
Instructor, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Volunteered to provide hands-on POCUS training for medical student through a grant-sponsored course that piloted POCUS education at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
2014 – 2015
Teaching Assistant, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Guided students through hands-on class assignments for an introductory informatics course for medical students, research students, and faculty titled STP2146: This Is Your Brain; THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON INFORMATICS.
2010 – 2013
Tutor, University of North Georgia. Clarified complex genetics concepts during both individual and group tutoring sessions
2009 – 2013
Genetics Teaching Assistant, University of North Georgia. Prepared experiments for students to conduct and explained the genetics background concepts during laboratory time
2009 – 2013
Teaching Assistant, University of North Georgia. Explained background concepts and experiment procedures during introductory biology and chemistry courses
Major Lectures and Visiting Professorships:
Title
Institution
Year/Month
POCUS Troubleshooting
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2026/07
POCUS Troubleshooting
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2026/06
POCUS Troubleshooting
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2026/05
Advanced Cardiac Ultrasound
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2026/04
POCUS Troubleshooting
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2026/04
POCUS Troubleshooting
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2026/03
POCUS Troubleshooting
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2026/02
POCUS Troubleshooting
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2026/01
POCUS Troubleshooting
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2025/12
VExUS: A Brief Overview
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2025/09
Advanced Cardiac Ultrasound
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2025/03
POCUS Troubleshooting
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2025/03
Predicting Overrides of EHR Alerts to Increase Their Clinical Relevance and Decrease Alert Fatigue
University of Alabama at Birmingham
2021/06
Research:
2023 – present
Co-Investigator, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Designed a clinical trial to test the effectiveness of VExUS to guide fluid-management in the ICU.
2022 – 2023
Co-Investigator, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Performed a quality improvement project focused on improving resident clinic patient visit efficiency.
2018 – 2020
Principal Investigator, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Designed a project focused on analyzing electronic health record alerts for clinical characteristics that would predict unnecessary alert events using machine learning models, including logistic regression, support vector machines, and random forests.
2017 – 2019
Principal Investigator, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Investigated the use of the early warning score as a mechanism for predicting ineffective alert events displayed to providers using a retrospective statistical analysis with logistic regression and general estimating equations.
2016 – 2019
Submission reviewer, American Medical Informatics Association. Reviewed abstracts, presentations, and research articles for a top-tier informatics conference.
2016 – 2017
Principal Investigator, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Determined some of the largest barriers to clinical research informaticians' use of Electronic Health Record data through a literature survey.
2014 – 2016
Research Assistant, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Investigated the effectiveness of a flipped classroom design combined with hands-on assignments in teaching introductory informatics concepts to medical students, research students, and faculty. This process resulted in several student presenting class projects at top-ranked informatics conferences.
2009 – 2012
Student Researcher, University of North Georgia. Discovered the ability of smoke to induce dormancy in venus flytrap seeds which grow in brush-fire-prone areas. This behavior likely protects seeds until suitable germination conditions return.