Education
Experience
- Architected an EMS platform for compliant electronic patient care (ePCR) reporting in Python; advised by Ari Meisel, Executive Director of Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad
- Built HIPAA-compliant LLM-powered call capture that transcribes live scene audio and populates a structured ePCR, so charts are complete before the crew clears
- Developed the QA and operations layer: automated chart scoring that flags missing fields for reviewers, crew scheduling with coverage-gap detection, and agency-level analytics
- Taught American Heart Association certification courses, including BLS and Heartsaver CPR/AED/First Aid, to healthcare providers and members of the public
- Educated hundreds of students across multiple training locations, tailoring instruction to learners from Boy Scouts to teachers to medical professionals
- Took part in events providing CPR and first aid education to underserved communities, widening access to lifesaving training through community outreach
- Responded to 911 emergencies, providing rapid assessment, treatment, and transport of patients in accordance with Pennsylvania EMS protocols
- Performed patient assessments, obtained vital signs, administered approved interventions, and communicated critical findings to receiving facilities
- Collaborated with EMTs, paramedics, firefighters, law enforcement, and hospital staff to deliver prehospital care in high-acuity, high-stress environments
Publications
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Pallepati A, Vershon A, Mead J.
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Pallepati A, Vershon A, Mead J.
Skills
I do most of my development in Python, data analysis in R. Frontend work is built on JavaScript, React, and HTML/CSS.
Data handling through SQL. Version control with Git/GitHub, work from the command line, and run in Docker on AWS. I can read C, C++, and MATLAB.