Nurse practitioner in hematology–oncology and Director of Survivorship at Bellevue Hospital, an affiliate of NYU Langone. Five years as a registered nurse before that, across bedside, community, and crisis-response settings. Now a PhD student at Hunter–Bellevue, building the evidence base behind the care I give.
I'm a hematology–oncology nurse practitioner with over three years of specialized practice, layered on five years of registered nursing across bedside, community, and crisis settings — from a 28-bed critical-access hospital on Martha's Vineyard to contact tracing during the early months of COVID-19 in New York City. I practice at Bellevue Hospital, one of New York City's public safety net hospitals, where I bring high-quality, individualized cancer care to a more complex and underserved patient population.
As Director of Survivorship at Bellevue Hospital, I build the systems — protocols and interdisciplinary pathways — to help our survivorship program grow while keeping care personal for every patient. I'm currently pursuing a PhD in Nursing at Hunter–Bellevue School of Nursing, with research interests in psychological safety in nursing teams.
Open to conversations on survivorship care, hematology–oncology, and doctoral collaboration.