For seven years, I served as an Associate Professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. As the founding Director of Democratized Health Innovations at the Institute for Next Generation Healthcare, my focus was to prototype and evaluate cutting-edge technologies to advance personalized health.

I co-founded and led PersonalGenomes.org alongside many amazing scientists, physicians and thousands of volunteers. This nonprofit was born out of Harvard Medical School's Church Lab and made significant strides in genomics, notably contributing to the 'Genome in a Bottle' program by NIST and the FDA – a milestone in enhancing the quality of clinical genome sequencing globally.

I was an early employee at one of the first startup companies to offer medical genetic testing services online, a leap towards personalized health care.