• Applied epidemiologist at the BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, conducting research on HIV prevention and the health of people ageing with HIV using linked administrative and clinical data
• Evaluating geographic variation and equity in PrEP uptake across British Columbia to inform program planning and resource allocation
• Investigating lung cancer epidemiology in people living with HIV
• Characterising trajectories of comorbidity clustering in people living with HIV using linked provincial administrative and clinical data

• Led research focusing on sociocspatial inequalities in road traffic injury
• Leveraged large-scale administrative data to estimate area-level deprivation gradient
• Published findings in a peer-reviewed journal Health and Place

• Led research within the Injury & Clinical Prevention Team (Population and Public Health Division), focusing on descriptive epidemiology of active transportation injury
• Executed large-scale administrative data processing and statistical analysis in R
• Built an inventory of provincial injury datasets and modelled intervention impacts to support the Injury Prevention & Health Settings branch
• Translated findings into actionable briefs for Health and Transportation ministries
• Published findings in peer-reviewed journals including Journal of Transport & Health and Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives

• Led nationwide research on road traffic injury risks using Statistics Canada’s population‑based linked dataset (CanCHEC), encompassing over five million records
• Engineered data processing workflows and implemented linkage protocols within secure computing environments using R
• Conducted sophisticated time‑to‑event (survival) analyses to evaluate population‑level transportation injury risks
• Translated findings into actionable briefs for Health and Transportation ministries
• Published findings in the high‑impact journal Epidemiology

Dissertation: Evaluating and utilizing crowdsourced data and population surveys in bicycling safety research. Supervised by Meghan Winters, PhD

Courses included:

• Epidemiology
• Environmental Epidemiology
• Biostatistics
• Transportation Engineering Impacts via University of British Columbia

Thesis: Modelling and Mapping Regional Indoor Radon Risk in British Columbia, Canada. Co-Supervised by Trisalyn Nelson, PhD & by Sarah Henderson, PhD

Courses included:

• Data management and visualization
• Geographical Research Approaches and Designs
• Advanced Quantitative Methods in Geography
• Advanced Seminar in Geomatics

GPA: 4.0/4.0

Courses included:

• Advanced Spatial Analysis
• Directed Studies: Applied Spatial Analysis Research