Human Factors Engineering graduate student and versatile professional with a research and nursing background. Bringing a unique perspective to the field, emphasizing community/patient safety and healthcare system optimization. Academic coursework and hands-on projects focus on cognitive engineering, usability engineering, and user-centered design, targeting risk identification and mitigation in healthcare settings. Transitioning from nursing to Human Factors Engineering reflects commitment to improving health outcomes through human factors principles. Leveraging dual expertise, aiming to contribute to innovative solutions addressing challenges in healthcare engineering, medical errors, medical devices and pharmacovigilance. Five years of service as a US Army medic in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Cognitive Engineering
Cream City Medical Society 2017 – Current
Student National Medical Association 2019 – Current
Midwest Nursing Research Society 2017 - Current
Wisconsin Prevent Blindness Society May 2017 - Current