I graduated in 2011 from the University of Rhode Island with my BSN in nursing and worked in various nursing settings for the next 10 years. I was employed as a clinical research nurse at Roger Williams Medical Center, helping to deliver novel CAR-T therapy to cancer patients. From there, I worked as a research regulatory coordinator, working on over 40 hematology trials at the Lifespan Cancer Institute. After I received my Masters Degree in Health Informatics from Boston University in 2023, I transitioned into my new role focused on cancer health informatics.