During my time at MedStar Health, I created a series of instructional illustrations designed to simplify complex medical concepts for patient education and clinical training. These images combine anatomical accuracy with clear visual hierarchy, making them accessible to diverse audiences without sacrificing scientific precision. Each piece demonstrates my approach to medical visualization: translating data-heavy information into intuitive, engaging visuals that support learning and understanding. 

Designed for the Society of Pain and Palliative Care Pharmacists, the "Pain Man" pocket card simplifies pain classification by depicting different pain types through visual character variations. This innovative approach transforms a potentially abstract physiological concepts into a memorable, practical reference tool that healthcare providers can carry and consult in real-world settings. By combining anatomical specificity with character-driven design, the card makes pain management education more accessible and engaging, proving that medical reference materials don't have to sacrifice clarity or clinical accuracy for visual creativity. 

Medical animation brings complex procedures and concepts to life in ways static images cannot. Here are examples of explainer videos and motion graphics created to educate and inform across diverse audiences, ranging from healthcare professionals to patients understanding their own medications. Each animation demonstrates my commitment to clarity, accuracy, and engagement: translating dense medical information into compelling visual narratives that stick with viewers long after they've watched.