I completed my undergraduate and graduate training at the University of Regina in Canada, prior to joining the Biochemical Genetics Laboratory at Mayo Clinic for my ABMGG fellowship in Clinical Biochemical Genetics.  After completing my fellowship in 2013, I successfully passed by board examination and started a position at Emory Genetics Laboratory, later EGL Genetics.  During this time, I served as a member of the Georgia Newborn Screening Advisory Committee, and later served as co-chair.  In 2021, I started as Newborn Screening Laboratory Director with the Georgia Department of Public Health, overseeing implementation of screening for three lysosomal storage disorders.  In 2022, I returned to Mayo Clinic as co-Director of the Biochemical Genetics Laboratory.  I am also a member of the Minnesota Newborn Screening Advisory Committee.  My interests include newborn screening, quality improvement, post-analytical tools and screening improvement.