Clinical Interests
I am an institutional quality leader focused on improving high-risk inpatient care by building learning systems that last. My work centers on aligning people, processes, and data to address complex problems in ways that are practical, team-based, and sustainable. A core part of my leadership is developing others, so improvement becomes embedded in everyday practice rather than dependent on individual effort.
My approach is grounded in systems thinking and hands-on coaching. I was part of the inaugural UCSF Learning Health System Coaching Program, a two-year intensive focused on Lean training, mentorship, and system-wide improvement. Currently, I serve as Medical Director for Inpatient Medicine Units at UCHealth, where I lead interprofessional safety and improvement efforts across six medicine units serving nearly 150 patients. I am also core faculty at the Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency, where I teach and coach teams to build durable improvement capability. Through IHQSE, I am honored to serve as the director of the Health Quality Leadership Fellowship.