If you’re on this page, you’re probably wondering who I am. The answer may depend on what you’re looking for… I am a biostatistician and data scientist by training. I work on medical research focused on children’s health and vaccine effectiveness. For the past two years I’ve lived in Pittsburgh and supported a research team at UMPC Children’s. See my LinkedIn page for more details on what I’m currently working on. You can find a full bibliography of my published research on NCBI.
I also rock climb, a lot. I’ve published trip reports from various alpine climbing places across the United States, including in Wyoming, Washington, and Colorado. I am an active member of the Explorers Club of Pittsburgh, which has been an integral part of my adventure life in Pittsburgh. I recently became the Rock Climbing Activity Coordinator for the club. I also help out with the Mountaineering School, an advanced instructional course on mountain climbing skills and high-altitude camping.