I moved from Newark, NJ at 17 to study at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in Boston and Hult International Business School in Cambridge. I am currently a Venture Fellow at the Harvard Health Systems Innovation Lab, and I was part of the MIT Sloan HST Fellowship focused on healthcare ventures, where I refined the research that led to this company.

My passion has always been in diagnosing problems, executing strategy, and gathering talented people around a shared mission.

As a published pharmaceutical analyst, I co-authored work with Harvard and Mass General scientists, showing how cross-disciplinary collaboration can outperform siloed approaches. Our findings informed health-system guidelines and highlighted the value of sharing data across specialties.

A short stint behind the counter revealed shrinking reimbursements, ballooning workloads, and widening tech gaps; COVID-19 tore those seams wider still. Standing beside patients, I saw how vital relationships, trust, and timely counseling are to chronic-disease outcomes. Yet most chronic-care innovations still overlook the neighborhood pharmacy — healthcare’s most accessible touchpoint.

Years of research and deliberative observation convinced me America needed a new care model. Today I incubate Scriptify out of MIT Sloan School of Management’s Martin Trust Center and the Harvard Innovation Labs.

I am a physician executive in Richmond, Virginia. I earned my Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at the University of Mysore, completed family medicine residency and a chief residency at Carraway Methodist Medical Center in Birmingham, and hold a Master of Health Care Management from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. I have been board certified in family medicine and licensed in Virginia since 2007.

At Bon Secours Mercy Health I serve as Medical Director of the Primary Care Service Line and of Population Health, directing strategy and clinical operations across 34 primary care sites. I chair the Advanced Care Transformation Committee and chaired the Richmond Accountable Care Organization Board through 2023. The work is unglamorous and specific — schedule templates, pre-visit workflows, patient registries, two-day post-discharge outreach, documentation audits. It moved our largest market from 16.7% to 83.3% of its quality goals, with hypertension control at 80%, diabetes control at 85% and depression screening and monitoring at 94%.

I spent years arguing that pharmacists should be treated as clinicians rather than dispensers, and in 2025 I was a physician co-author on the study that tested it. Published in the Journal of Managed Care & Specialty Pharmacy, it compared pharmacist–physician collaborative care with standard care across 1,293 patients with uncontrolled type 2 diabetes. Patients whose care was shared with a pharmacist were three to five times more likely to reach A1c control, with better blood pressure control alongside it.

That finding is the thesis of this company. At Scriptify I own the protocol set and supervise every encounter, and my job is to make the result hold at scale: every protocol physician-authored and physician-approved, every escalation routed back to the patient’s own prescriber, every note reviewed and co-signed before it leaves us.

I am a registered pharmacist from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy with a specialized background in pharmacogenomics. Growing up in Toronto, Canada, I was introduced to the world of retail pharmacy through my father’s independent specialized pharmacy. This early exposure inspired my interest in the field, but it wasn’t until my time at MCPHS that I discovered my true passion for marketing and business.

During my third year, I ventured into entrepreneurship by launching one of the most successful cosmetic businesses in Boston. This experience ignited my enthusiasm for marketing, leading me to take on roles promoting a retirement home and a pharmacy startup. These opportunities provided valuable insights into the marketing world and solidified my interest in combining healthcare and business.

Today, I channel my passion through Scriptify, where I help patients and empower pharmacists to take control of their careers and develop their business acumen. My journey reflects a blend of dedication to patient care and a drive for innovation in the pharmacy sector.

I am a physician and public-health leader based in Boston. I earned my Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at Hebei North University in China, graduating as best in my class in 2020, and a Master of Public Health in Global Health from Harvard University, where I completed the Interdisciplinary Public Health Leadership concentration. I hold permanent registration with the Ghana Medical and Dental Council.

I practised across internal medicine, obstetrics and gynaecology, surgery, paediatrics and mental health in Ghana — at Tamale Teaching Hospital, Ghana Police Hospital, Lekma Hospital and Accra Psychiatric Hospital. At Accra Psychiatric I introduced telemedicine for patient follow-up and outpatient attendance rose 15%. At Lekma I ran monthly neonatal mortality audits to turn causes of death into quality improvement. With the Sung Taaba Foundation in Bawku I built a community malnutrition programme that brought incidence from 28% to 9% in nine months, and trained the mothers in it to sell nutrient-rich products for household income.

At the Harvard Health Systems Innovation Lab I coordinate AI-enabled health systems programming, and I led the 2026 HSIL Hackathon, “Building High Value Health Systems: Leveraging AI” — 58 hubs across 41 countries, 14,892 applicants and 1,558 venture teams. I also contribute to the Lancet Commission on Cancer in the Commonwealth, where I led the design of a health systems data observatory consolidating cancer and health system data for researchers and policymakers.

At Scriptify I own evidence, outcomes and protocol review. My job is to make sure what we recommend is what the literature actually supports, and that every protocol holds up when someone asks where a number came from.

I am a Master of Engineering student at MIT studying computer science and data analytics, with a background in mathematics, economics, and machine learning.

My research at MIT has spanned economics and healthcare data analysis. Through MIT HEALS, I built Python pipelines to analyze healthcare policy datasets and used statistical modeling to identify patterns in neighborhood health. In economics research, I developed reproducible workflows for large longitudinal datasets. I have also supported MIT’s introductory machine learning course, helping students implement and refine regression, classification, and neural network models.

At Scriptify, I am building data insights and product intelligence using real-world data and evidence. My work will include developing predictive machine learning models to help identify patients who may be eligible for clinical trials, turning clinical data into actionable insights for research and product development.

I was a Design Engineer at Amazon, with a background in computer science and architecture. My work there focused on solving complex, real-world problems through scalable systems, data-driven design, and intelligent infrastructure.

At MIT, I built a computer vision pipeline to analyze millions of street-view images, training classifiers and benchmarking models like CLIP and ResNet to map sidewalk-level informal activities for urban analytics. Prior to that, I led the development of a B2B logistics platform in East Africa, owning both the technical architecture and product rollout across multiple East African countries.

Today, I apply this systems mindset at Scriptify, where I’m helping design and build the core platform that powers care coordination between pharmacists, pharmacies, and patients, bridging software, UX, and operational logic to improve healthcare delivery.

I’m a machine learning and full-stack engineer. I hold an M.S. in Computer Science with a concentration in data analytics from Boston University, and a B.S. in Computer Science with a minor in applied mathematics from Wentworth Institute of Technology.

At the Air Force Research Laboratory in Rome, New York, I built reinforcement learning agents on transformer architectures for autonomous decision-making, designed Graph-DQN models that use graph structure to reason about an environment, and wrote the training environments used to evaluate them. Before that I was a machine learning research intern at Wentworth, where I distributed a performance-prediction workload with MPI in C and cut computation time by 40%.

I also lead machine learning at Unearthed Land Technologies, where a team of three of us built a computer vision platform that turns architectural floor plans into structured data — custom YOLO detectors for walls, doors and structural elements, a SegFormer segmentation pipeline with a geometry post-processor, and a Flask inference API, trained on A100 cloud GPUs.

At Scriptify I built the platform end to end: patient enrollment and consent, audio and video visits, remote monitoring device fulfilment and readings, insurance claims submission, and the automated care-coordination reporting that goes back to the prescriber and the pharmacy. I worked alongside our regulatory and accounting advisers so the infrastructure holds up against Stark Law, Anti-Kickback and fraud, waste and abuse requirements.

I studied computer science and game development at Northeastern University’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences in Boston.

I was a software engineering co-op at myRide, where I designed the database schema behind user management and real-time ride tracking, and built and documented the REST APIs that let their mobile and web apps exchange data with the sign-labelling system. Before that I ran Northeastern’s Game Studio Lab, training students on the equipment and supporting their project work in Unity, Unreal and Visual Studio.

Most of what I have built is interactive. A two-on-two couch co-op mech combat game in Unity, built around shared resources and real-time teamwork. An exploding-dodgeball game in Unreal where I wrote the opponent AI that predicted where a player would move and where their throws would land. A plant-care app with automated reminders and a searchable database. And HuskyFlow, a full-stack application I joined as an existing codebase and extended. I also co-founded XAOC, a streetwear label in Accra, and designed its collections and its site.

At Scriptify I am responsible for the product experience — how the platform actually feels to a pharmacist working a panel, and to a patient handed a tablet at the counter. Game development turns out to be good training for it: both are about making a complicated system legible at the moment someone has to act on it.