Patient–clinician connections
100M+
Built and shipped Doximity Dialer to make telehealth feel trustworthy.
Systems thinker · Product leader · Neurodiversity advocate
I build humane tools for complex systems and write about the futures we can co-create when healthcare, technology, and society center care and equity.
Impact in numbers
Patient–clinician connections
100M+
Built and shipped Doximity Dialer to make telehealth feel trustworthy.
Founder operator
0 → 1 → scale
Co-founded Andwise and continue advising teams navigating regulation-heavy spaces.
Writing cadence
Weekly
Publishing essays on neurodiversity, non-coercive systems, and care-centered tech.
I'm a systems thinker and product leader who bridges technology, neurodiversity advocacy, and social justice. I love untangling messy structures and designing alternatives that make care, dignity, and accessibility the default.
At Doximity, I led the creation of Doximity Dialer, which now enables over 100 million patient–clinician connections. I later co-founded Andwise to help physicians navigate financial and legal complexity—a venture that deepened my commitment to challenging systemic inefficiencies.
As an autistic person, my advocacy for neurodiversity and cognitive justice is lived as much as written. Every product, article, and collaboration is an invitation to imagine more equitable, care-centered systems.
Available for short sprints and deeper advisory engagements.
I translate research on neurodiversity, patient safety, and market dynamics into actionable product moves.
Build flows that reduce cognitive load, respect consent, and widen participation instead of gatekeeping it.
Pair qualitative fieldwork with quantitative telemetry to replace harmful heuristics with measurable care outcomes.
Keep humans in the loop with explainable AI, handoffs that feel human, and quality guardrails for sensitive decisions.
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