About

Kevin is originally from Ohio and attended Northwestern where he majored in chemistry and biology. After college, Kevin worked as a Community Health Fellow with Project Horseshoe Farm (a non-profit in rural Alabama), serving as a medical and social navigator for people with complex medical and psychological needs. Kevin is passionate about health care disparities and caring for patients in rural settings.

At Brown, he created a local “Citizen Physicians” student organization, focused on legislative advocacy and action. He has also served on the Admissions Committee, an ambassador for second looks, and a peer mentor. He has focused his research work in evaluating the impact of patient navigation in improving patient access and experiences through work with a local free clinic and volunteered as a research assistant with the Clinica Esperanza/Hope clinic where he created and administered a community survey to better understand patient and community perceptions of the 2020 census administration.

In addition to his interest in health policy and advocacy, Kevin has a passion for music and is a tenor sax and jazz enthusiast and enjoys tennis, trail-running, and cooking.