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Before returning to Brown for medical school Raphaela spent time in Brooklyn, NY as a nanny. During her undergraduate studies she was involved with student theater and peer mentorship endeavors throughout campus. in English with a focus on nonfiction writing. She attended Brown University through the Program in Liberal Medical Education (PLME) and received her B.A. Raphaela (she/her) was born and raised in Denver, Colorado. She is especially excited to be back in New England nearby family and friends!

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In her free time, Shauna enjoys playing music, reading, spin classes, and hiking the National Parks (she thinks the Badlands in South Dakota is the most underrated). She is overjoyed to be joining the Triple Board program at Brown, where she found a caring, family-like community with top-notch training at clinical sites dedicated to each of her areas of interest. Shauna’s interest in caring for pediatric patients in marginalized communities drove her to start a specialized clinic within Shade Tree to meet the medical and psychiatric needs of the uninsured, immigrant pediatric patient population.

Miller Community Service Award for her work as one of the directors of Vanderbilt’s student-run free clinic, Shade Tree, which provides free holistic healthcare to uninsured patients in Nashville. Shauna received her MD in 2023 from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine where she was the recipient of the Robert F. Her involvement in Camp Kesem, a camp that supports children through and beyond a parent’s cancer, sparked her interest in mental healthcare for the pediatric and young adult population. Shauna grew up in Guilford, CT before attending college at UCLA where she majored in Neuroscience with a minor in Spanish.

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She cannot wait to experience full seasons in Rhode Island, and is so happy to call Providence her new home, and Brown Triple Board her team. Emily enjoys scrapbooking, reading, hiking, curling up with her three cats, and trying out new recipes. In her career, she hopes to provide integrated healthcare for medically complex patients and their families. She graduated medical school with an Award of Distinction in Mind-Body-Medicine for her work exploring resilience levels and coping strategies utilized during the COVID-19 pandemic by graduate health students. She was selected by her peers for membership in the Golden Humanism Honor Society where she was co-editor of the Chapman Arts and Literary Magazine, a publication highlighting artwork by medical providers that reflects their experiences in medicine. She also provided tutoring and mentorship to first- and second-year medical students. In medical school, Emily worked at UF's Equal Access Clinic, a homeless medical outreach program, and the Healthy Kids Medical Legal Partnership.

During this time she volunteered for the Victim Service Center of Central Florida and conducted medical relief work in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.

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She was awarded the 2016 Exemplary Professional Practice Award for her work in Pediatric Cardiac ICU. She worked for six years as a nurse in adult and pediatric cardiovascular ICUs. As an undergraduate nursing student, she researched mental health interventions for migrant workers in rural Florida. Emily (she/her) was born and raised in the suburbs of Orlando, FL.