Research Statement

As an Assistant Program Director of Technical Education at Bellevue Hospital Center School of Radiologic Technology, my research endeavors revolve around advancing the field of radiologic sciences and education. My research interests encompass a range of areas aimed at improving radiologic education, enhancing patient care, and contributing to the broader understanding of radiologic technology.

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Trauma-Informed Radiologic Education: One of my primary research areas centers on trauma-informed pedagogy within radiologic education. I am deeply committed to investigating and implementing pedagogical strategies that cater to the unique needs of students who have experienced trauma. This research aims to create a learning environment that fosters resilience, personal growth, and inclusivity, while also acknowledging the impact of trauma on students' learning experiences.

Advanced CT Imaging Techniques: Leveraging my extensive experience in computed tomography (CT) imaging, I am actively involved in research related to advanced CT imaging techniques. This includes exploring the applications of dual-energy CT, iterative reconstructions, and post-processing methods to enhance diagnostic accuracy and patient care in the realm of radiology.

Educational Leadership and Curriculum Development: My graduate studies in educational leadership have equipped me with the skills to explore innovative approaches to curriculum development within radiologic technology programs. This research area aims to enhance the educational experiences of radiologic technology students and promote their professional growth.