Longform Writing
I’ve collected a few of the longer stories that have been the most interesting, fun, and challenging to cover. The Future of Radiology: Is the future of medicine tied to IT?, Imaging Economics,… Read More
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Los Angeles Sports & Fitness (2013, editor)
I moved to Los Angeles in June 2012. More comfortable outdoors than in, I learned my new neighborhoods by running and biking. On one of those trips, I stopped in a sporting goods… Read More
Imaging Economics (2012-13, staff writer)
Radiology is a complex, multi billion-dollar industry undergoing a period of serious change. The business model that has been in place for a generation is eroding. I cover the shift from fee-for-service (where… Read More
24×7 (2012-13, staff writer)
Biomedical engineers and technicians are two of the hottest professions, according to a recent CNNMoney analysis. All the beeping, blinking machinery you see in hospitals — these people service them, fix them, and… Read More
Clinical Lab Products (2012-13, staff writer)
Diagnostics help answer the first question in medicine — what’s the problem? Much of that work is done in the lab. From old-school chemistry tests to the cusp of genetic testing, Clinical Lab… Read More
Vox Magazine (2012, editor-in-chief)
Columbia, Mo, is the home to 110,000 residents as well as the University of Missouri, and Vox is its weekly city magazine. Vox can cover just about anything, from film festivals to softball… Read More
Vox Magazine (2011, department editor)
Columbia, Mo, is the home to 110,000 residents as well as the University of Missouri, and Vox is its weekly city magazine. Vox can cover just about anything, from film festivals to softball… Read More
Vox Magazine (2010, writer)
Columbia, Mo, is the home to 110,000 residents as well as the University of Missouri, and Vox is its weekly city magazine. Vox can cover just about anything, from film festivals to softball… Read More
