As a neonatologist, my passion lies in ensuring that every child, no matter their location or circumstance, has access to the best opportunities to thrive. My commitment to improving neonatal outcomes has taken me to countries such as Peru, Mongolia, Cambodia, Zambia, Malawi, and Uganda, where I have volunteered my medical expertise to support local communities. Additionally, I served ten years in the US Air Force, where I gained valuable experience in the field of neonatology. Currently, I serve as the Neonatology Division Chief at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine. I am dedicated to reducing racial disparities that negatively affect neonatal health, both locally and globally. My research interests focus on improving neurodevelopmental outcomes in children and in utilizing artificial intelligence and machine learning strategies to enhance neonatal safety and health. By collaborating with individuals and organizations globally, I believe that we can create a better future for children and families worldwide.