Working closely with the “Today” show producers, UCLA C-suite and medical students, I oversaw the U.S. shoots and internal promotions for a viral segment that earned the No. 1 Apple News video spot.

After uncovering the story of twin Mexican-American brothers who would graduate one day apart from UCLA and Harvard medical schools, I took the lead with Harvard’s PR team and pitched the CBS producer, who flew to L.A. and Boston to cover both ceremonies.

I pitched Dr. Nanthia Suthana and her virtual reality lab to Mashable’s “How She Works” series, which spotlights women in STEM careers. The video attracted nearly 15,000 views and a follow-up profile in PC Mag.

When the “How She Works” producer returned with a last-minute opening, I pitched Dr. Rachelle Crosbie-Watson, who has dedicated her research to curing Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

Dr. Lisa Sanders wrote a “Diagnosis” column about how Dr. Aria Fallah correctly identified the source of a teen’s debilitating symptoms and restored her to a normal life with advanced imaging and brain surgery.

“Good Morning America” showcased a lifechanging surgery by Drs. Quinton Gopen and Isaac Yang for patients suffering from a tiny hole in the ear bone that amplifies the body’s sounds into the brain.