I graduated from Northeastern University with a degree in biochemistry and a minor in Spanish. During my undergraduate education, I conducted research on how music effects the brains of those with dementia-related disorders, worked with the newborn hearing screening team at Brigham and Women's Hospital, and played flute in the university orchestra/wind ensemble. After graduation, I started working as a Clinical Research Coordinator with the Massachusetts General Hospital Center for Rare Neurological Diseases. Outside of CHE and work, I spend time hanging out with my dog, hiking around New England, and reading fiction books.
