
As Director of Digital Pathology Operations, I lead clinical digital pathology at MSK, one of the largest digital pathology operations in the world. I serve on the board of directors of the Digital Pathology Associations (DPA) and on the DPA membership and patient engagement committees.
Under my leadership, the digital pathology service grew from a small retrospective scanning operation to a large 24/7 operation that allows the prospective digitization of all the institution’s pathology slides. This scanning infrastructure allows the availability of digitized images for educational, research, and clinical applications, and the development of computational decision support tools for pathology.
Before joining MSK, I led the development of novel computer-assisted diagnostic tools and the expansion of digital pathology collaborative initiatives at ARUP Laboratories in Salt Lake City, Utah and was an adjunct associate professor at the University of Utah.
My academic and translational research experience includes laboratory research and test development in microbiology, genetics, biochemistry, immunology, and genomics as well as the business aspects of clinical laboratories and healthcare.
My research focus is on digital imaging, quality laboratory operations, new digital pathology solutions and the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) based tools to pathology operations. My interests also include laboratory automation, process improvement, healthcare economics and digital health.