I’m a communications and project management professional with a journalism background and a passion for storytelling, strategic communication, and bringing people and ideas together. My career has taken me from local newsrooms to national media and healthcare publishing, giving me experience across editorial content, internal communications, project coordination, stakeholder engagement, and community building.

Today, I support communications and business operations for JAMA Network Publishing at the American Medical Association, where I develop internal communications, coordinate events and programs, support cross-functional projects, and create processes and resources that help teams work more effectively. My earlier work in news and content partnerships taught me how to manage fast-moving projects, build relationships across organizations, and turn complex information into clear, engaging content.

I’m especially interested in work that sits at the intersection of communications, content, people, and projects. Whether I’m developing a newsletter, coordinating a large-scale initiative, supporting an event, or helping bring a story to life, I bring an editorial mindset, a collaborative approach, and a focus on making information meaningful and accessible to the people it serves.

My Mexican-Jordanian heritage and experiences navigating multiple cultures have also shaped how I approach community, connection, and inclusion. I care about creating spaces where people feel represented, heard, and able to contribute authentically.

I’m always looking for opportunities to learn, take on meaningful challenges, and bring thoughtful communication and strong project execution to work that matters.