At Lewis Katz School of Medicine, I collaborated with researchers to investigate how antibiotic and hydrogen peroxide concentrations affect M. Smegmatis, using in-vitro bactericidal assays.
I contributed to media preparation, culture incubation, antibiotic serial dilutions, and protocol and procedure optimization. I also collected and analyzed data and helped interpret and present preliminary results.
My research on the mycobacterial potassium channel MycK and tuberculosis drug sensitivity was presented at Temple University research showcases in 2025 and 2026. I also work as a Legal Transcriptionist at TranscribeMe / Legal Pheonix and an Event Emergency Medical Technician at AMR/CrowdRX (GMR).
