Current Resident

Jessica was born in Plano, Texas and grew up in Louisville, Kentucky. She studied physics and English in college and was a member of the inaugural class of James Brown Graham Fellows, a scholarship that supports students to pursue yearly enrichment experiences. Through this program she studied and volunteered in Panama, Greece, Thailand, Nigeria, and India.

James is a resident physician in neurological surgery at the University of Washington. His career interests lie in neurotrauma and critical care. He is also interested in designing technologies that help both physicians and patients interact with healthcare systems. Prior to residency, James received a BS from Carnegie Mellon University, an MD from Stanford University, and worked in product design at various healthcare-focused startup companies. In his spare time, James enjoys weightlifting and photography.