Healthcare systems engineer · Founder/operator
I work on the systems between evidence and action.
I build and study healthcare infrastructure that keeps evidence connected to patient access, safety, operations, and institutional decisions.
Quality Management Analyst at Penn Medicine · President & Co-Founder of AJHCS. Current as of July 21, 2026.
Work
Selected Work
All Work From public data to usable evidence How one failed health-system profile became a research architecture for source acquisition, identity, governed interpretation, and publication. Read the case study
Source for the Open-Informatics preview: First-party development observation, March 2, 2026; not an independent benchmark.
Jefferson Maps: Local Intelligence at Call Speed A no-PHI location-intelligence layer that turned dispersed practice information into a shared reference for live population-health outreach calls. Read the case study Penn AQM Customer Service Workshop Evaluation A Penn Medicine case study of a customer-service workshop evaluated with Automated Quality Monitoring, matched comparison agents, and a quasi-difference-in-differences design. Read the case studyWriting
Writing
All Writing Patient Safety and the Slack in the Institutional Line Patient safety begins when institutions treat ordinary operational friction as information, keep frontline signals connected to decisions, and act before harm repeats. Read the essay What a complex-systems lab should make possible A vision for Open-Informatics as a founder-operated lab that keeps core research infrastructure open while funding the maintenance serious tools require. Read the essay