Teach & Serve / Work
See what we’re working on.
Real projects, tools, and collaborations that make complicated systems easier to understand and use.
Pathways as Rebellion
Make choices about education, careers, spending, debt, saving, and investing, then see how those choices can change the options available later.
Explore Pathways →Current work
A few real projects currently in motion.
Understanding health information after a medical visit
Exploring what helps people understand recommendations, organize next steps, and prepare better questions after a medical visit.
Catheter stewardship in primary care
Turning urologic evidence into practical education that primary-care clinicians can use.
Media, archives & storytelling
Using short videos, interviews, archives, and storytelling to make useful ideas easier to notice, remember, and share.
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Collaborations Work with students, universities, clinicians, and community institutions. +
University-linked project work connecting public-health learning with a practical health-information and navigation problem.
Mentorship and urologic subject-matter support for a doctoral nursing project focused on catheter stewardship in primary care.
Earlier work & roots Earlier collaborations that continue to shape the work today. +
Connecting students, schools, training programs, and hospital teams around pathways into surgical technology and operating-room careers.
Earlier work by David Shi, MD with Lowell General Hospital Surgical Services and collaborators including Greater Lowell Technical High School, Middlesex Community College, and MassBay Community College.Helping students see healthcare teams and career pathways up close, meet people doing the work, and understand possible next steps.
Earlier work with Lowell General Hospital Volunteer Services and hospital departments.Some current teaching and project relationships grew from earlier clinical, educational, and workforce experiences.
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