The Health Science Journalist

I am an Associate Editor at The American Journal of Managed Care (AJMC) and a graduate of Howard University with a B.A. in Journalism and a minor in Biology. My work sits at the intersection of health reporting, editorial leadership, and data-driven storytelling, with a focus on making healthcare more accessible and transparent.

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At AJMC, I write and edit daily news and feature articles on disease states, treatments, and healthcare policy. I also lead initiatives to strengthen our digital presence through social media strategy and audience engagement. This blend of editorial work and audience-focused strategy has sharpened both my ability to translate complex health issues clearly and my understanding of how readers interact with critical health content.

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Previously, as a health editorial intern at U.S. News & World Report, I covered maternal health equity, abortion care access, and hospital performance metrics. These experiences taught me to approach sensitive health topics with rigor, empathy, and precision.

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I’m especially passionate about reporting that helps people understand how healthcare trends, corporate decisions, and policy changes shape everyday lives. My background in health journalism and advocacy informs my commitment to producing stories that illuminate—and challenge—the systems that influence care, access, and equity.