Essays & Reflections
Writing on healthcare, technology, product, and the nuances of human experience.
I’ve been writing for years. Some of my earliest writing was about parenting, travel and life under the archive of “The Solitary Saunter”. Today, my interests have expanded into healthcare, technology, product and women’s health. Nothing has been deleted; all historical work remains preserved below.
The Architecture of Clinical AI: Why Context Beats Raw Parameter Count
Examining how operational workflows in hospital settings dictate the success of artificial intelligence tools more than algorithmic sophistication alone.
Current Professional Writing
Read Article →Redesigning Perimenopause: Moving Beyond the Medicalization of Normal Life Transitions
Reflecting on metabolic health, midlife preventative care, and why women deserve sophisticated, nuanced care frameworks rather than one-size-fits-all hormone scripts.
Current Professional Writing
Read Article →From Clinical Practice to Product Strategy: What Two Decades in Healthcare Taught Me
Bridging the worlds of bedside clinical empathy and agile software product management without losing the core mission of patient betterment.
Current Professional Writing
Read Article →The Invisible Friction in Healthcare Operations
Where administrative burden meets clinician burnout—and how deliberate product design can untangle decades of legacy inertia.
Current Professional Writing
Read Article →The Weight of Choices: Lessons Learned from Tough Decisions
A reflection on the crossroads where difficult choices, love and responsibility meet.
Archived Solitary Saunter Essay
Read Original →Solo Travel as a Woman: Why I Love It
On confidence, independence and the small freedoms that arrive when you travel on your own.
Archived Solitary Saunter Essay
Read Original →Teaching kindness to children-how much is too much?
A personal note about memory, childhood and the things we hope to pass on.
Archived Solitary Saunter Essay
Read Original →Be the Fire! A Poem for My Daughter
A poem about raising daughters with courage, warmth and room to become themselves.
Archived Solitary Saunter Essay
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