With 17 years of experience in the field, I provide clinical supervision that is collaborative, supportive, and culturally responsive—offering a space for supervisees to grow in both their clinical practice and professional identity. I draw from a broad background in medical social work, mental health counseling, and care coordination to help supervisees build confidence and competence across diverse practice settings.
In addition to clinical guidance, I bring a strong foundation in business and leadership. My expertise spans program design, population health, vendor and budget management, and healthcare innovation—equipping me to support supervisees not only in client care but also in navigating complex healthcare systems, launching private practices, and stepping into leadership roles.
I currently serve as adjunct faculty at the University of Washington School of Social Work, where I have been teaching since 2024. I also hold the position of Board Vice President at the Center for Chronic Illness, where I help advance mission-driven work that promotes psychosocial support for individuals living with ongoing health conditions.
These experiences inform my commitment to integrating evidence-based practice, social justice, and reflective supervision in our work together.
Please feel free to reach out if you’re interested in scheduling an initial conversation. I’d be happy to explore whether we’d be a good match for your clinical supervision needs.