I enjoy weaving together interviews, sounds, moving images, photographs, and graphics to create videos and other visual content to tell a story and connect with people. I have won many awards as a news reporter and freelance video producer, including Emmys, Tellys, and Communicator awards. Here are my current top videos:
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This non-partisan fellowship offers exclusive, hands-on policy experience in the nation’s capital, where fellows gain an insider’s perspective of the political process, develop unmatched leadership skills, and build an extensive professional network.
The Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action celebrated five years of advancing health and health care through nursing, and the efforts to implement the Institute of Medicine’s 2010 recommendations.
This 10-year initiative was a unique collaboration of local philanthropic organizations, nursing leaders, and others to foster innovative ideas and partnerships to strengthen the field of nursing.
For a quarter of a century, the Summer Medical and Dental Education Program has successfully empowered students to realize their dreams in health and health care, creating a pathway for more than 22,000 participants, and opening the doors to life-changing opportunities.
Jim Gavin, MD, stepped down in 2013 as the national program director of the Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program. In this video, colleagues, scholars, and AMFDP alumni praise his 20 years of mentoring and leadership.
This video for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s project showed how hospitals and community health centers utilize interprofessional collaboration to achieve better patient outcomes.
Leaders from the Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action and the 2014 Breakthrough Leaders in Nursing share their advice on how nurses can become leaders to transform the nation’s health care system, create healthier communities, and build a Culture of Health.
Over a 30-year period, more than 200 people participated in this program to increase the number of medical and dental faculty from historically disadvantaged backgrounds.
In this video, we hear from fellows and leaders of the FDA Center for Tobacco Products and the National Academy of Medicine regulatory science fellowship program.