About Me

I hold a psychology degree from Siena College and have completed graduate-level coursework at Boston University. I’ve spent over four years in psychiatric and counseling roles, including service at McLean Hospital, a Harvard-affiliated facility.

My direct care experience includes crisis intervention, de-escalation, suicide prevention, and trauma-informed support in high-acuity units. These environments sharpened my capacity for discretion, composure, and behavioral risk judgment under pressure.

In parallel, I developed technical strengths in data analysis, including Python, SPSS, and visualization frameworks. I apply these tools to surface insights, detect patterns, and inform policy and investigative approaches rooted in psychological precision.

I’m preparing for a career in law enforcement or federal investigative service. My aim is to support mission integrity, operational clarity, and public safety through an integrated foundation in psychology and analytics.