I have initiated major federal investigations into systemic failures at medical facilities. Only about 4% of all complaints lead to an on-site federal investigation.

• Buffalo Hospital (2026): Initiated a formal on-site CMS investigation regarding allegations of medical record fabrication and patient safety violations. The situation was serious enough for CMS to authorize a priority on-site investigation. (Ongoing)
• Fairview Riverside (2016): My investigation into patient safety failures resulted in an "Immediate Jeopardy" (IJ) declaration—the most severe citation issued by CMS.

Demonstrating high levels of public and private trust, I have served as a court-assigned guardian, a trustee, and a Durable Health Care Power of Attorney (DHCPOA) for seven people.

Organized a critical public safety meeting with just four days' notice after a crime surge in a neighborhood park. The meeting drew approximately 110 attendees and served as a catalyst for cooperation between residents and leadership. By engaging the Mayor, City Council members, department heads from multiple city divisions, and a Hennepin County Commissioner alongside community leaders and regional news media, we secured almost immediate corrective action—yielding a resolution that has effectively maintained community safety for over four years.

Following a critical incident near a local high school involving a direct threat to campus safety during active student programming, I worked with the police chief and city leadership to reevaluate safety protocols, leading to improved city-wide security standards.

Grew resident involvement in my district from 15% to 85%. My neighborhood communication model was adopted by the city as the standard for crime prevention alerts.

Part of a three-person team under the CVPA that exposed the illegal withholding of child support payments from over 13,000 children, gaining federal recognition for the effort.

Moderated a private international endocrinology and global health support group of 5,000+ members. In this role, I focused on creating a safe, professional environment where top medical specialists felt secure to contribute to research-driven discussions.

Currently serving as Director of Data for Huldah Momanyi-Hiltsley's campaign. Previously provided critical data analysis for her historic MN House campaign.

Volunteered with Cultural Jambalaya, an Emmy® Award-winning nonprofit that has produced educational resources seen by hundreds of thousands of students globally since 2005. By celebrating our shared humanity through photography and storytelling, the organization broadens world views and promotes respect and understanding for all people.