Learning about the Singapore health system and medical research at Duke-NUS Medical School.

Conducting research on health behavior and hygiene practices at the Mulago Hospital neurosurgery ward.

Staffing the Apprentice Doctor programs around the USA, lecturing about biomedical principles behind patient examination.

Being the only undergraduate ever accepted to the Prague Selective to explore and learn about Czech healthcare from physicians, the Ministry of Health, and US Ambassador to the Czech Republic (pictured).

Becoming a nationally registered Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-B), expanding my perspective as health professional.

Spending two years as student researcher with Duke Global Neurosurgery & Neuroscience on a funded fellowship.

Working as a research and development intern for the International Federation of the Red Cross & Crescent Societies in Amman, Jordan on deployment of field hospitals and medical training reporting.

Participating in a global health experiential program in Jodhpur, India to learn about neurophysiology, orthopedic and general surgery.

Working at the neurocognitive mapping lab under Duke Neurosurgery, regularly assisting with patient language examinations during bedside eletrode grid and intraoperative awake brain surgeries, coding patient data, and following up with patients pre and post-operatively for assessment.

Participating in a rural clinic start-up along the Indravati River outside Kathmandu, Nepal and assisting local physicians to best manage hundreds of patients a day.

Presenting and giving talks to alumni about field research to improve patient outcomes at the only public national referral neurosurgery ward in Uganda.

Starting and teaching students at the first ever Apprentice Doctor Skills camp hosted at Duke.