I build data-driven and AI-enabled health systems that work in the real world — across public health, clinical care, and research.
My work sits at the intersection of health informatics, data engineering, and machine learning, where technical decisions shape policy, workflows, and outcomes.
I build data-driven and AI-enabled health systems that work in the real world — across public health, clinical care, and research.
My work sits at the intersection of health informatics, data engineering, and machine learning, where technical decisions shape policy, workflows, and outcomes.
About Me
I am a health informatics professional with a strong technical background, focused on how data, technology, and people come together within real health systems.
My work sits at the intersection of health informatics, data engineering, and applied AI. I'm interested not only in what technology can do, but in how it is designed, governed, and used in practice — particularly in public health, research, and clinical contexts where decisions carry real consequences.
Through experiences across academic institutions, public health organisations, and applied research initiatives, I've worked on digital health platforms, data pipelines, and AI-enabled tools that support decision-making at scale. These experiences have shaped how I approach my work: starting with system needs, understanding context and constraints, and building solutions that are responsible, usable, and sustainable.
Across everything I do, I'm motivated by a simple principle, that technology should strengthen trust, not complicate it. My goal is to help health systems make better decisions by designing technology that respects context, people, and purpose. Whether working with data, AI, or systems, I help to build solutions that are thoughtful, ethical, and usable.
Services
I design and evaluate digital health systems that support clinical care, public health, and research workflows. My work emphasizes interoperability, data governance, and usability — ensuring that technology aligns with real-world health system needs.
I work with complex, multi-source health datasets, building ETL pipelines, harmonizing data, and developing analytical dashboards that support evidence-based decision-making.
I apply machine learning to health and public health problems where prediction, prioritization, or pattern recognition can meaningfully support decisions — with careful attention to model validity, ethics, and deployment context.
I support applied health and AI research by developing data platforms, analytical tools, and visual outputs that bridge technical, clinical, and policy audiences.
I contribute to and lead initiatives that build capacity in digital health and AI, coordinating stakeholders, mentoring emerging talent, and supporting program delivery in academic and public health settings.
qualification
University of Toronto — Dalla Lana School of Public Health
Graduate training focused on the design, evaluation, and governance of digital health systems. Coursework and applied projects emphasize health data analytics, health information systems, AI in healthcare, decision support, and health systems integration.
African Leadership University
Strong technical foundation in software engineering, data structures, machine learning, and systems development, complemented by leadership training and applied, project-based learning.
Supporting the coordination and delivery of applied AI for Public Health internships that connect students with partner organisations across academia, healthcare, and public health.
Worked within the Science & Innovation Directorate to support data-driven decision-making across research prioritisation and outbreak preparedness initiatives.
Contributed to a national collaborative initiative examining the real-world adoption of AI in clinical care across Canada.
Supported backend system development and database optimisation for organisational data platforms.
Alongside academic and institutional roles, worked independently on digital platforms for small organisations and businesses.
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